since-cutoff 0.3.1: fixes from 12 real open-source projects

[MohammadHijjawi97]

since-cutoff 0.3.1 is on PyPI (uvx since-cutoff@latest scan). It comes from running the tool on 12 real open-source projects (uv workspaces, Poetry 1 and 2, PDM, Pipfile.lock, pip-compile with hashes, pyproject-only projects with git references and markers) and fixing what went wrong.

It no longer trips over its own output

• No crash when output goes to a file, a pipe (| head) or NUL on Windows; it exits quietly when the reader goes away. CI jobs that redirect output are safe.
• Tables stay readable in narrow terminals, and messages say what happened: setup.py-only projects, metapackages, pre-release-only packages, git dependencies, the download limit.

It knows what your code uses

• The imported flag in the JSON report is now correct (it was always false), and every report lists the packages your code imports first.
• "your code uses X" now needs the name in the right context, so far fewer false marks.
• Unpinned dependencies respect your declared specifiers and environment markers, and a stale lockfile no longer overrides newer pinned requirements.

Less noise in the diff

• No more false breaks from *args/**kwargs, positional-only renames, typing stubs and typing_extensions (41 false breaks down to 0), overload-only functions, conditional definitions or inherited stdlib methods; fewer nonsense "moved to" hints.

480 tests now run on Linux, macOS and Windows with Python 3.10 to 3.13. Full changelog: https://github.com/MohammadHijjawi97/since-cutoff/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md

If you see a false positive on your project, the false-positive form takes a package, two versions and a symbol; that is usually enough to fix it.