docs: document airflow extra in README and docs#685
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- Update README.md to include `pip install "imednet[airflow]"` in the Optional Dependencies section. - Update docs/airflow.rst to recommend installing via the extra for consistency. - Clarify that Airflow is an optional integration. Co-authored-by: google-labs-jules[bot] <161369871+google-labs-jules[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Added the
airflowextra to the list of optional dependencies inREADME.mdand updateddocs/airflow.rstto use thepip install "imednet[airflow]"command instead of manual package installation.🎯 Why: The
airflowextra was defined inpyproject.tomlbut missing from the installation documentation. Users might not know it exists or might struggle with manual dependency management.🧠 Cognitive Impact: simplifies the installation process for users wanting to use Airflow integration, making it consistent with other optional dependencies like
pandasorsqlalchemy.📖 Preview:
README.md:
docs/airflow.rst:
pip install "imednet[airflow]"PR created automatically by Jules for task 14599139364719843688 started by @fderuiter