Fix pylint issues on main
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✅ 40/40 passed, 2 skipped, 1m50s total Running from acceptance #231 |
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This pull request updates the project so that all tests pass with python 3.13. Changes include: - ~Refactoring the `paths` module into a few submodules. This is a source-compatible change that is not intended to introduce any behavioural changes.~ - Adding in the new ~`databrickspath`~`_posixpath` submodule, so that `PosixPath` can be treated as distinct from `DBFSPath` and `WorkspacePath`. - Marking the project as supporting python 3.13. - Including python 3.13 in the build/CI version matrix. ~An incidental linting error was also fixed.~(Now on #167.)
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At present
maindoes not pass the formatting and linting checks; this PR fixes this.