fix: resolve lint errors and restore version to 0.3.0#4
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- Remove unused imports: `Any` and `DEFAULT_MODELS` from core.py, `sys` from __main__.py - Remove unused variable assignment in test_council.py - Restore version to 0.3.0 (reverted by erroneous semantic-release run) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Any,DEFAULT_MODELS,sys) and unused variable assignment to fix ruff lint errorsContext
The erroneous v0.1.0 release (created by semantic-release before the v0.3.0 tag existed) has been deleted and replaced with a v0.3.0 tag. When this PR merges with its
fix:prefix, semantic-release will bump to 0.3.1 and publish to PyPI withrequires-python >= "3.10".What still needs manual setup
OpenAdaptAI, Repo:openadapt-consilium, Workflow:release.ymlreposcope in repo Settings → Secrets🤖 Generated with Claude Code