python: restore formatting for ty-based modules#476
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Why
Switching Python modules from pyright-extended to ty removed formatting support in the default Python module experience.
What changed
tymodule viareplit.dev.formatters.ruff.run-ruff-formatwrapper that understands our formatter option contract (--stdin,--apply, and--file).pythonmodules to import../tyso ty language-server + formatter behavior is shared in one place.tymodule metadata and PATH defaults uselib.mkDefaultso it can be safely imported into other modules.Test plan
direnv exec /home/developer/replit/nixmodules nix build --no-link --print-out-paths '.#activeModules.\"python-3.11\"' '.#activeModules.ty'run-ruff-formatderivation check phase passes for both stdout formatting and--applymode.Revertibility
Safe to revert. This change only affects module wiring and formatter configuration and does not modify stateful data or irreversible behavior.
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