fix: pygments and types-pywin32 should be moved to extras#246
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fix: pygments and types-pywin32 should be moved to extras#246JiwaniZakir wants to merge 1 commit intojaraco:mainfrom
pygments and types-pywin32 should be moved to extras#246JiwaniZakir wants to merge 1 commit intojaraco:mainfrom
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Move pygments from test to check extras (needed for checkdocs) and types-pywin32 from test to type extras where they belong.
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Fixes #241
pygmentsandtypes-pywin32were listed under thetestextras inpyproject.toml, but neither is required for running tests.pygmentsis needed bypytest-checkdocsfor README.rst validation, andtypes-pywin32provides type stubs for mypy. Movespygmentsto thecheckextras andtypes-pywin32to thetypeextras, aligning each dependency with the tooling that actually requires it. Verified by confirming no regressions in the existing test and lint pipeline.