sdk-drift: `FeedClient` is not exported from Python package `__init__.py`

[realfishsam]

Drift

FeedClient is a public, named export in the TypeScript SDK (feed-client.ts) but is entirely absent from the Python package's public surface (__init__.py / __all__). Python users must reach into the internal submodule path from pmxt.feed_client import FeedClient rather than using the top-level import pmxt; pmxt.FeedClient or from pmxt import FeedClient.

TypeScript SDK

FeedClient (and its companion types Ticker, Tickers, OHLCV, Market, OracleRound, FeedClientOptions) are all named exports from sdks/typescript/pmxt/feed-client.ts (lines 66–144). The class is part of the published package surface.

Python SDK

sdks/python/pmxt/__init__.py (lines 1–231): FeedClient is not imported and does not appear in __all__. sdks/python/pmxt/feed_client.py defines the class (line 84) but nothing re-exports it.

Expected

FeedClient should be importable as from pmxt import FeedClient (Python) just as it is a direct named export in the TypeScript SDK. At minimum, FeedClient should be added to __init__.py and __all__ so both SDKs present the same top-level surface.

Impact

Python users who read TypeScript examples or the docs and try from pmxt import FeedClient get an ImportError. They must discover the undocumented submodule path from pmxt.feed_client import FeedClient, creating a needlessly different experience and breaking parity with the TypeScript SDK.

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Found by automated SDK cross-language drift audit