Port 'Switch from Poetry to uv' #549

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   portingThis issue consists of porting code from machine.py to machine.This issue consists of porting code from machine.py to machine.

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5. claude commented on Oct 22, 2026

   

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   Nothing to port from machine.py PR #378

   I read sillsdev/machine.py#378, "Switch from Poetry to uv", and found nothing in it that applies to this repo. I made no code changes and opened no PR.

   The PR changes only Python packaging and tooling:

   • poetry.lock → uv.lock, pyproject.toml dependency groups, and the uv_build backend
   • machine/__init__.py, which makes machine a regular package instead of a namespace package
   • Removal of the unused eflomal package and EFLOMAL_PATH
   • Docker files, the dev container, .vscode/settings.json, and .gitignore
   • ci.yml and the other workflows
   • local_check.sh
   • scripts/comment_hygiene.py
   • .claude/skills/port-pr/SKILL.md
   • LICENSE

   The port-pr skill lists these as Python-only concerns: Poetry/uv, PyPI packaging, and __init__.py. The C# side already has its own local_check.sh, CI workflows and scripts/comment-hygiene.ps1. Those are .NET-specific and don't need the uv changes.

   I did not compare the LICENSE change against this repo's LICENSE. The PR description says only that the wheel now includes LICENSE, which is a Python packaging change. If you think the C# repo needs a follow-up there, say so and I'll look.

   I suggest closing this issue as not applicable.
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