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@20rish 20rish commented Apr 10, 2025

feat(views): Add free_checkout view to enroll users directly for free items.
feat(urls): Add route for free_checkout view.
feat(cart.html):
Display cart total with id="cart-total" and data-value.
Inject CSRF token in form.
Add JS logic to handle free cart submissions via AJAX.
test(checkout): Add test case for free checkout flow in test_views.py.
Fixes #123

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  • New Features

    • Introduced several new command‐line utilities to improve environment activation, package management, and building/distribution workflows.
    • Enhanced asynchronous functionality with improved stream, socket, and file handling for smoother concurrency and more robust error management.
    • Added new interfaces for cache management, facilitating easier verification of HTTP responses.
  • Chores

    • Updated metadata, licensing, and configuration files across multiple tools for better installation, dependency tracking, and compatibility with various Python versions.

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This pull request introduces a wide-ranging update across multiple areas of the codebase. New virtual‐environment activation scripts and CLI wrappers for various shells and tools have been added under .venv/bin. Extensive new modules and updates have been implemented in the AnyIO asynchronous framework, enhancing backend support, event loop management, file I/O, subprocesses, and synchronization. In parallel, significant improvements have been made to the build system per PEP 517—including new project builder classes, CLI entry points, and compatibility layers—as well as updates for CacheControl and backports.tarfile packages through new dist‑info metadata and entry points.

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File(s) Change Summary
.venv/bin/Activate.ps1, .venv/bin/activate, .venv/bin/activate.csh, .venv/bin/activate.fish Introduce new virtual‐environment activation and deactivation scripts for PowerShell, bash, C shell, and Fish with prompt customization and environment variable management.
.venv/bin/doesitcache, .venv/bin/dul-receive-pack, .venv/bin/dul-upload-pack, .venv/bin/dulwich, .venv/bin/findpython, .venv/bin/httpx, .venv/bin/keyring, .venv/bin/normalizer, .venv/bin/pbs-install, .venv/bin/pip*, .venv/bin/pkginfo, .venv/bin/poetry, .venv/bin/pyproject-build, .venv/bin/virtualenv, .venv/bin/xattr, .venv/bin/python* Add a suite of CLI entry point scripts and wrappers for various Python tools and utilities, standardizing interpreter invocation, command execution, and environment variable adjustments.
.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/anyio/** (e.g. _asyncio.py, _trio.py, _exceptions.py, _fileio.py, _resources.py, _signals.py, _sockets.py, _streams.py, _subprocesses.py, _synchronization.py, _tasks.py, _tempfile.py, _testing.py, _typedattr.py, plus anyio/abc/**, pytest_plugin.py, from_thread.py, lowlevel.py, to_interpreter.py, to_process.py, to_thread.py, and various stream modules) Implement extensive additions and updates across the AnyIO package. New classes, functions, and abstract interfaces have been introduced to support asyncio and trio backends, event loop management, asynchronous file and network I/O, process control, temporary file handling, typed attribute management, testing integration, and cross‐backend functionality.
.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/build/** (e.g. __init__.py, __main__.py, _builder.py, _compat/*, _ctx.py, _exceptions.py, _types.py, _util.py, env.py, util.py) Add a PEP 517 based build system implementation including a ProjectBuilder class, CLI entry point, compatibility modules, environment management classes, and utility functions for dependency checking and metadata retrieval, accompanied by new dist‑info files.
.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/backports/tarfile/** Introduce updated compatibility support for the backports.tarfile package. New entry points, metadata (INSTALLER, LICENSE, METADATA, RECORD, WHEEL, top_level.txt), and compatibility modules (including a Python‑version–specific py38.py and an updated __main__.py entry) are provided.
.venv/lib/python3.9/site-packages/cachecontrol/** Add new metadata files, entry points, and simplified module interfaces for CacheControl. The package now exposes a console script (doesitcache), updated LICENSE, METADATA, RECORD, and WHEEL files, and a refined public API in its __init__.py.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant CLI as CLI Entry Script
    participant AE as AnyIO Backend
    participant W as Worker (Thread/Process)
    U->>CLI: Invoke command (e.g. pip, httpx)
    CLI->>AE: Initialize event loop and async context
    AE->>W: Delegate execution of async task
    W-->>AE: Task result returned
    AE-->>CLI: Relay output
    CLI-->>U: Display final result
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sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant BCLI as Build CLI
    participant PB as ProjectBuilder
    participant BE as Build Backend
    U->>BCLI: Trigger package build (sdist/wheel)
    BCLI->>PB: Parse project configuration (pyproject.toml)
    PB->>BE: Call backend hook for build process
    BE-->>PB: Return built distribution path
    PB-->>BCLI: Report build outputs
    BCLI-->>U: Present build outcome
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