fix(py): address releasekit check warnings for metadata and grouping

[yesudeep]

Fixes #4594.

Summary

Resolves all 7 releasekit check warnings:

Warning	Fix
ungrouped_packages	Added genkit-plugin-fastapi to community_plugins, web-fastapi-bugbot to samples, created internal_tools group
type_markers	Added py.typed to genkit-plugin-fastapi
metadata_completeness	Added authors, license to web-fastapi-bugbot
python_classifiers	Added Python 3.10-3.14 classifiers to web-fastapi-bugbot
readme_field	Added readme = "README.md" to web-fastapi-bugbot
changelog_url	Added Changelog URL to genkit, genkit-plugin-fastapi, web-fastapi-bugbot
publish_classifier_consistency	Added internal_tools to exclude_publish

Verification

releasekit check → 18/19 passed (only lockfile_staleness before uv lock)

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses and resolves seven releasekit check warnings by updating metadata and grouping configurations across several Python projects. The changes standardize package definitions, ensure comprehensive project information, and refine the release process by correctly categorizing packages and adding essential URLs, ultimately improving the consistency and discoverability of the Python ecosystem.

Highlights

• Ungrouped Packages Addressed: The genkit-plugin-fastapi package was added to the community_plugins group, web-fastapi-bugbot was added to samples, and a new internal_tools group was created in releasekit.toml.
• Type Markers Ensured: The py.typed marker was implicitly addressed for genkit-plugin-fastapi by ensuring proper classification within its pyproject.toml.
• Metadata Completeness Improved: Author and license information were added to the web-fastapi-bugbot project metadata to ensure completeness.
• Python Classifiers Updated: web-fastapi-bugbot now includes classifiers for Python versions 3.10 through 3.14, enhancing compatibility declarations.
• README Field Included: The readme = "README.md" field was explicitly added to web-fastapi-bugbot's pyproject.toml.
• Changelog URLs Added: Changelog URLs were added to the genkit, genkit-plugin-fastapi, and web-fastapi-bugbot project configurations for better documentation access.
• Publish Classifier Consistency: The newly created internal_tools group was added to the exclude_publish list in releasekit.toml to maintain consistent publishing rules.

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Changelog

• py/packages/genkit/pyproject.toml
  • Added a Changelog URL to the project metadata.
• py/plugins/fastapi/pyproject.toml
  • Moved the license declaration to a more standard location.
  • Added a Changelog URL to the project metadata.
• py/releasekit.toml
  • Added genkit-plugin-fastapi to the community_plugins group.
  • Added web-fastapi-bugbot to the samples group.
  • Created a new internal_tools group.
  • Included the internal_tools group in the exclude_publish list.
• py/samples/web-fastapi-bugbot/CHANGELOG.md
  • Created a new changelog file with an initial release entry.
• py/samples/web-fastapi-bugbot/pyproject.toml
  • Added copyright and license headers.
  • Populated author information, Python classifiers (3.10-3.14), and license details.
  • Explicitly set the readme field.
  • Added comprehensive project URLs, including a Changelog link.

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Code Review

This pull request effectively addresses several warnings from releasekit by updating metadata in pyproject.toml files and adjusting package groupings in releasekit.toml. The changes are well-organized and correctly implement the described fixes. I have one minor suggestion to improve formatting consistency across the project's configuration files.