chore: drop .tool-versions; standardize on .python-version + pyproject - #125
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Two concrete interpreter pins (.tool-versions for asdf, .python-version for uv/pyenv) duplicated the same 3.14.4 value and could drift. Standardize on .python-version (read by uv, this project's toolchain) alongside pyproject's requires-python range. asdf still resolves 3.14.4 from the user's global ~/.tool-versions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Removes the repo-local
.tool-versionsadded in #124. It duplicated the exact3.14.4pin already in.python-version, and two concrete pins can silently drift.The project standardizes on
.python-version(read by uv, the project's toolchain) alongside pyproject'srequires-python = ">=3.14.4"range. asdf continues to resolve3.14.4from the user's global~/.tool-versions;uv runcontinues to resolve it from.python-version(verified).🤖 Generated with Claude Code