fix(deps): remove orphaned uv.lock - #35
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Carries forward PR #30, which could not merge directly after #16 rewrote the workflow files. `uv.lock` pinned 514 lines of Python dependencies for a project that does not exist in this repository: there is no `pyproject.toml` anywhere in the tree, and nothing — no workflow, script, or document — references the file. It was pure residue, and Dependabot was scanning it and raising alerts against dependencies nothing installs. Verified before deleting rather than assumed: `find` for pyproject.toml returns nothing, and a repo-wide grep for `uv.lock` across yml/yaml/toml/ sh/bash/md finds no reference outside the file itself.
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This PR has already been merged and closed. The change removed an orphaned uv.lock file (514 deletions), which was a cleanup operation carrying forward work from a previous PR that couldn't merge after workflow file rewrites.
Since this PR only deleted a dependency lock file with no code additions or modifications, there are no functional changes to review. The removal of an orphaned lock file is appropriate for maintaining a clean repository state.
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Carries forward work from a PR that could not merge after #16 rewrote the workflow files. See commit message for the verification performed.