fix: Add compatibility module for StrEnum and assert_never (#12) #18
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This pull request is a fix to the #12
This pull request introduces a new compatibility module to support Python versions earlier than 3.11, ensuring that features like
StrEnumandassert_neverare available across all supported environments. The main changes involve refactoring imports throughout the codebase to use these compatibility shims, improving cross-version compatibility and maintainability.Python compatibility improvements:
chatkit/_compat.pythat provides backports forStrEnumandassert_neverfor Python versions < 3.11.chatkit/errors.py,chatkit/agents.py,chatkit/server.py, andtests/helpers/mock_widget.pyto useStrEnumandassert_neverfrom the new_compatmodule instead of directly from the standard library.assert_neverfrom thetypingmodule in files where it is now provided by_compat.These changes ensure that the codebase remains functional and consistent across both older and newer Python versions.