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test: guard that every response type carries the envelope
The four statically-typed SDKs each got a sweep guard; Python and JS did
not, purely because TypedDicts and interfaces are erased at runtime and
there was no object to reflect over. That left the largest sweep in the
fleet - 84 types in the live Python SDK - resting on a regex having
touched every one, with nothing to catch a type added later.
Reading the declarations from source removes the excuse. The guard walks
the declared annotations rather than any instance, so it checks the
source has not drifted rather than any runtime behaviour.
It asserts the scan found response types at all, so it cannot pass
vacuously if a module is renamed or the scan breaks, and pins the nine
feed names: spot and options being reported separately is a contract
shared with the live API and the other SDKs, and collapsing any pair
would lose the distinction the field exists to make.
Mutation-checked by removing the envelope from VexResponse.1 parent 89bd904 commit f787db5
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