feat(sdk): implement Phase 1 generated Python core - #3
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31cd35c8e12aef1cbee228e965289107cb51092c(27 paths, 42 operations, 38 component schemas)urllib3) and async (httpx) cores underagentdrive_sdk.generatedmainhistoryCompanion SDK design: tokencanopy/agentdrive#431.
Compatibility
This is the reviewed one-time Phase 1 reset from the pre-Phase 1 110-operation
0.0.1client contract to the supported 42-operation machine API. The reset is bound to the exact old/new contract digests and source commit. Normal directional compatibility enforcement applies after this contract becomes the base.Validation
twine checknpm ci+ build; Gogo test ./...Release safety
No package was published and no release or Go tag was created. Before approving the first
0.1.0publish, verify PyPI and npm trusted-publisher OIDC ownership after the GitHub repository transfer.The ergonomic Phase 2 Python facade remains a separate follow-up; this PR intentionally delivers the complete generated core first.