Refactor Python quickstart examples to use asyncio #650
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Updated all Python code examples in the quickstart and agent sections to use explicit async main functions and asyncio.run(). This improves clarity for asynchronous usage, ensures proper connection and disconnection of resources, and aligns with best practices for async Python code.
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Updated all Python code examples in the quickstart and agent sections to use explicit async main functions and asyncio.run(). This improves clarity for asynchronous usage, ensures proper connection and disconnection of resources, and aligns with best practices for async Python code.