fix(deps): give pathspec a lower bound - #49
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Declared as a bare name, so the range admitted every pathspec ever published. Bisected against the suite: 0.12.0 is the first release with GitIgnoreSpec, which the walker imports. Closes #48
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Closes #48.
pathspecwas declared as a bare name, so the declared range admitted every release ever published. Resolved at the bottom it installs cleanly and then the suite fails at collection:The floor
0.12.0, bisected against the suite rather than guessed — it is the first release carrying
GitIgnoreSpec, which the walker imports.Verification
uv pip install --resolution lowest-direct .then the full suite:just lint-ciclean. Normal resolution: 44 passed.Nothing changes at the top of the range, so this is inert for anyone not installing at the lower bound.