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⬆️ deps: bump dependency ruff to >=0.16.10 - #49

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package Change Age Confidence
ruff (source, changelog) >=0.16.9 → >=0.16.10 age confidence

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astral-sh/ruff (ruff)

v0.16.10

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Released on 2026-10-01.

Preview features
  • Add a migration guide for categories (#​28087)
  • [pyupgrade] Add rule for context manager iterator annotations (UP052) (#​29000)
Performance
  • Reduce memory used by diagnostics (#​28951)
Server
  • Avoid running uv format in untrusted workspaces (#​28873)
Documentation
  • Fix links to moved changelog sections and renamed mdtests (#​28941)
  • Add Python 3.15 as a supported version (#​28907)
  • Add ty as a type checker example (#​28906)
Other changes
  • Update Rust toolchain to 1.99 and MSRV to 1.97 (#​29047)
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@renovate renovate Bot added the dependencies label Oct 5, 2026
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