DEV: addres issue #73

[GavinHuttley]

Summary by Sourcery

Refine logging version tests to use a reusable dynamic-module fixture and update development tooling versions.

Build:

• Update dev dependencies in pyproject.toml, including bumping ruff and mypy versions.

Tests:

• Add a pytest fixture to create temporary importable modules for logging/version tests and clean them up after use.
• Refactor logging-related tests to use the new dynamic-module fixture instead of writing test files into the repository tree.

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Reviewer's Guide

Introduce a reusable pytest fixture for creating temporary importable modules in tests and refactor logging/version tests to use it, while also updating development dependency versions in pyproject.toml and the lockfile.

Flow diagram for pytest fixture-based temporary module creation in tests

flowchart LR
    A[Logging/version tests start] --> B[Use reusable pytest fixture to create temporary importable module]
    B --> C[Fixture writes module contents to temporary directory]
    C --> D[Fixture adjusts sys.path or package structure so module is importable]
    D --> E[Tests import temporary module]
    E --> F[Tests exercise logging and version behavior using imported module]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Add a reusable pytest fixture to create temporary importable modules and ensure they are cleaned up between tests.	Import importlib to manage dynamic module loading and cache invalidation. Create make_module fixture that writes Python source files into a tmp_path, prepends the directory to sys.path, invalidates import caches, imports modules, and tracks created module names. Ensure created modules are removed from sys.modules after each test to avoid cross-test contamination.	tests/test_logging.py
Refactor logging/version-related tests to use the new fixture instead of manipulating TEST_ROOTDIR and sys.path directly.	Update test_log_versions_uninstalled_module_does_not_raise to create a temporary module via make_module and pass it to LOGGER.log_versions. Update test_get_version_for_package to create temporary modules with callable and list-based version attributes using make_module, and assert get_version_for_package behavior for both string and module inputs. Update test_log_versions_unresolvable_version_logs_unknown to use make_module for a module without a version attribute instead of writing files to TEST_ROOTDIR.	tests/test_logging.py
Update development tooling dependency versions.	Bump ruff from 0.15.22 to 0.16.1 in the dev dependency group. Raise minimum mypy version from 2.1.0 to 2.3.0. Regenerate or update uv.lock to reflect new dependency versions and constraints.	pyproject.toml uv.lock

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