2.10.0

modern-di-litestar 2.10.0 — autowire inherited providers

Fixes a KeyError when autowiring a Group that inherits providers, and
deepens the autowiring into a directly-testable internal module. Requires
modern-di>=2.20.0.

Fix

• Inherited providers are now autowired. ModernDIPlugin(..., autowired_groups=[...])
  raised KeyError at app construction when a group inherited a provider from a
  base Group: provider names were recovered from the subclass __dict__ only,
  while the provider list walked the full MRO. Names now come from
  modern_di.Group.get_named_providers() (MRO-aware), so inherited providers are
  registered under their declared attribute names like any other.

Internal refactors

• _autowired_dependencies. The autowiring loop in on_app_init is replaced
  by a module-level _autowired_dependencies(groups, *, existing) that returns
  the name→Provide mapping and owns duplicate-name detection. No public-API or
  behavior change beyond the fix: the UserWarning message, its attribution
  frame, last-write-wins overwrite, and both collision classes (group-vs-group
  and group-vs-already-registered) are preserved.

Packaging

• modern-di>=2.20.0,<3 (was >=2.19.0). The fix consumes
  Group.get_named_providers(), added in modern-di 2.20.0.

Upgrade

Bump modern-di-litestar to 2.10.0; pip/uv will pull modern-di>=2.20.0.
No code changes required. If you autowire groups that use inheritance, they now
work instead of raising at startup.

Internals

• 100% line coverage across Python 3.10–3.14; ruff and ty clean.
• Adopted the portable lesnik512/planning-convention (1.0.0) — planning/
  bundles and the architecture/ truth-home; no runtime impact.