feat: allow force_inspection option to be configurable

[elfkuzco]

Add force_inspection flag to PythonHandler for mkdocs.yml configuration

Rationale

The force_inspection argument cannot be configured directly via mkdocs.yml. This change introduces a straightforward way to pass the option by forwarding it to the GriffeLoader.

Changes

• Added force_inspection to PythonHandler.default_config with a default value of False.
• Forwarded the force_inspection value to the GriffeLoader constructor.

Fixes #94

[pawamoy]

Hi @elfkuzco, thank you so much for the PR! I have edited the body to mention that it fixes #94 🙂

Could you revert the style changes? It looks like your IDE formatted the code with a 80 width. You can run make vscode within the repository to make sure the editor is configured properly for the project. If you're using another editor, just make sure it uses 120 width for Ruff.

[elfkuzco]

Hi @elfkuzco, thank you so much for the PR! I have edited the body to mention that it fixes #94 🙂

Could you revert the style changes? It looks like your IDE formatted the code with a 80 width. You can run make vscode within the repository to make sure the editor is configured properly for the project. If you're using another editor, just make sure it uses 120 width for Ruff.

Oh, I am glad it resolves another issue. I only stumbled on it while working on an issue on another project and this seemed to be the easiest way. Should I set [tool.ruff] settings in the pyproject.toml file too?

[pawamoy]

Should I set [tool.ruff] settings in the pyproject.toml file too?

No, our Ruff config is in config/ruff.toml. Running make vscode will point VSCode at it. Running make format also uses it 🙂 We just want to avoid formatting with default rules here.

[elfkuzco]

Should I set [tool.ruff] settings in the pyproject.toml file too?

No, our Ruff config is in config/ruff.toml. Running make vscode will point VSCode at it. Running make format also uses it 🙂 We just want to avoid formatting with default rules here.

I actually use Vim and not VSCode. I added the line-length to my local pyproject.toml (but didn't add it to the changes) and while it reverts some of the changes in this file, it leaves some as it is. I tried copying the changes and pasting them back but it keeps fixing them. Even some of the lines with noqa

[pawamoy]

Well I'd recommend disabling auto-formatting for this project then. Or configuring Vim so it runs Ruff with --config config/ruff.toml.

[elfkuzco]

Well I'd recommend disabling auto-formatting for this project then. Or configuring Vim so it runs Ruff with --config config/ruff.toml.

Okay. Looks good now.

[pawamoy]

Thank you! I've merged main to fix CI, and also added a docs entry for the new option.

[pawamoy]

LGTM, thank you very much @elfkuzco!