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update to cmem-plugin-template v9.10.0 - #7
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Routine template update, v9.9.0 → v9.10.0.
What arrives:
check:deptryandcheck:trivyignore.claude/, so a git worktree created there no longer failstask checkwith findings from its own copy of the treeARG002on an argument whose presence the framework fixes is a settled suppression in the shipped rules;plugin-implementationsays why renaming it to_inputsis wrongtrivy-py-eccmoves to^0.76.0.1, with the lock refreshed for that package onlyThe update touched exactly the expected five files plus
poetry.lock; no conflicts, nothing to resolve by hand.task check:lintersis green locally (ruff, mypy, deptry, trivy — 0 vulnerabilities). The# noqa: PLR2004suppressions incmem_plugin_splitfile/are untouched; v9.9.0 relaxed that rule only undertests/, so they are still load-bearing.