Asset library changes with ruff format

[ohmayr]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on modernizing the code formatting and linting process by integrating Ruff, a high-performance tool, into the project. This change simplifies the development workflow and ensures consistent code style across the codebase.

Highlights

• Ruff Formatting: This PR introduces Ruff as the primary code formatter, replacing Black and isort in the project. Ruff is a faster alternative that combines formatting and linting.
• Noxfile Updates: The Nox configuration has been updated to use Ruff for formatting and import sorting. The 'blacken' session is deprecated in favor of the new 'format' session.
• Code Modernization: Minor code formatting changes across multiple files to adhere to Ruff's standards, enhancing code consistency.

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Code Review

This pull request migrates the project's formatting and linting from black and isort to ruff. The changes primarily involve updating noxfile.py and its template to use ruff commands. The rest of the modifications are formatting adjustments across the codebase applied by ruff. The migration appears to be well-executed. I've pointed out a couple of minor inconsistencies in the new noxfile.py format session where exclude flags were missing, which could lead to unintended formatting of golden files. Otherwise, the changes look good.

[gemini-code-assist]

To maintain consistency with other ruff commands in this file and to avoid formatting generated or golden files, it's best to add the exclude flag here as well.

    session.run(
        "ruff",
        "check",
        "--select",
        "I",
        "--fix",
        "--line-length=88",  # Standard Black line length
        *LINT_PATHS,
        "--exclude",
        RUFF_EXCLUDES,
    )

[gemini-code-assist]

To avoid formatting generated or golden files, the exclude flag should be used here, consistent with other ruff format calls in this file.

Suggested change

	session.run(
	"black",
	*BLACK_PATHS,
	"--extend-exclude",
	BLACK_EXCLUDES,
	"ruff",
	"format",
	"--line-length=88", # Standard Black line length
	*LINT_PATHS,
	)
	session.run(
	"ruff",
	"format",
	"--line-length=88", # Standard Black line length
	*LINT_PATHS,
	"--exclude",
	RUFF_EXCLUDES,
	)