Remove redundant uvicorn[standard] from optional-dependencies. - #479
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Removes the redundant
uvicorn[standard] >= 0.15.0entry from[project.optional-dependencies].standardin pyproject.toml.uvicorn[standard]is already a mandatory dependency (listed underdependencies), so listing it again under the optional "standard" groupis redundant and can mislead readers into thinking it's only installed
when the optional extra is requested.
Follow-up to the remaining item raised in
#171
AI Disclaimer
Used Claude (Anthropic) to help understand the pyproject.toml structure
(dependencies vs optional-dependencies) , since this is my first open source
contribution. The actual identification of the issue was already
reported by @BhuwanPandey in the linked discussion; my contribution is
just implementing the one-line fix.
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