build: pin majors for stable dependencies - #51
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Pin the major version for dependencies at or above 1.0, where semver reserves breaking changes for major bumps; keep minor pins only for 0.x packages, where breaking changes arrive with minor bumps. Resolved versions are unchanged - this is a constraint restyle only, verified against uv.lock.
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Applies the agreed pin convention to the runtime dependencies in pyproject.toml:
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Actual dependency version updates are deferred to a separate PR.