Development environment setup

[abhimehro]

Create AGENTS.md to document the development environment setup and testing results for the ctrld-sync project.

The AGENTS.md file details the steps taken to set up the Python development environment using uv, including dependency installation, linting, and testing. It also highlights a pre-existing syntax error in main.py that affects test execution and application startup, which was identified during the setup process.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request adds a new AGENTS.md file to document the development environment setup for the ctrld-sync project. It provides instructions on setting up the Python environment with uv, running tests, linting, and executing the application. The document also notes a known syntax error in the main.py file.

Highlights

• Development Environment Setup: This PR introduces AGENTS.md, a document detailing the setup of the Python development environment for the ctrld-sync project using uv.
• Dependency Management: The document outlines the installation of dependencies, linting processes, and testing procedures using uv.
• Known Issues: It highlights a pre-existing syntax error in main.py that impacts test execution and application startup.

Changelog

• AGENTS.md
  • Added documentation for setting up the development environment.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces AGENTS.md, a documentation file for setting up the development environment. The file is clear and provides useful information, especially regarding a pre-existing syntax error in the codebase. I have one suggestion to improve the consistency of the linting commands in the documentation to align with the project's tooling as described in the same file.

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The 'Trunk' section below states that the project uses Trunk for linting with ruff, bandit, black, and isort. However, the command listed here only runs ruff. To ensure all configured linters are executed for a comprehensive check, it would be better to use the trunk command. This also makes the documentation more consistent.

Suggested change

	- **Lint (ruff)**: `ruff check .` and `ruff format --check .` (ruff is installed as a uv tool, not a project dep)
	- **Lint (Trunk)**: `trunk check .` and `trunk fmt --check .`