2.0.1

modern-di-celery 2.0.1 — @inject variadic fail-fast

A patch release fixing silent argument corruption in @inject.

Fix

• @inject now rejects *args/**kwargs at decoration time. Since 2.0.0,
  @inject binds a task's arguments to its visible signature by name (which is
  what makes injection parameter-order-insensitive). That by-name call could not
  faithfully forward variadic parameters: inspect.Signature.bind stores
  *args/**kwargs values under the literal names "args"/"kwargs", so a
  task declaring *args/**kwargs alongside a FromDI parameter had its
  real payload silently misrouted into a keyword argument (e.g. a caller's
  (1, 2, foo="bar") arrived inside the task as args=(), kwargs={"args": (1, 2), "kwargs": {"foo": "bar"}}) instead of raising.

  @inject now raises a clear TypeError at decoration time when a task
  declares a VAR_POSITIONAL or VAR_KEYWORD parameter together with a FromDI
  parameter, naming the offending parameter and pointing at explicit named
  parameters as the fix. A task with no FromDI parameter is returned
  unchanged and may use *args/**kwargs freely.

Downstream

• Potentially breaking, intentionally. A task that previously combined
  @inject/DITask with *args/**kwargs and a FromDI parameter was already
  broken at runtime (silently corrupted arguments); it now fails loudly at import
  time. Replace the variadic parameters with explicit named parameters.

Internals

• 100% line coverage; ruff, ty, and eof-fixer clean. Two new tests cover
  the VAR_POSITIONAL and VAR_KEYWORD rejection paths.