test: add pure-Python mode (.py) fixture#89
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Cython compiles .py files, and cython_transpile is filename-agnostic already, so this just adds a fixture and test to verify it, and notes it in the README. Addresses item 4 of #84. Assisted-by: ClaudeCode:claude-sonnet-5
Fixture sources under tests/packages/ are build inputs, not project Python code: the pure-Python fixture's square.py tripped name-tests-test, mypy (no cython stubs), and ruff ERA001 (the '# cython:' directive line), which only run at --hook-stage manual. Assisted-by: ClaudeCode:claude-fable-5
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Adds a test fixture and test verifying that
cython_transpileworks with a pure-Python.pysource file (Cython's pure Python mode), and documents it in the README.No CMake changes were needed —
cython_transpilewas already filename-agnostic (NAME_WE->foo.c) and worked out of the box.Addresses item 4 of #84.