fix(ci): pin ruff to <0.16, stop linter drift [skip-runtime-e2e] - #221
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ruff 0.16.0 (released after the last green main run) promotes PLR0917 and other rules that flag 11 pre-existing patterns, reddening every PR regardless of its diff. Pin to the known-good 0.15 line; adopting 0.16 and its new rules can be a deliberate follow-up bump. Signed-off-by: Saurabh Jain <saurabh.jain@getaxonflow.com>
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ruff 0.16.0 released after the last green main run and its newly-stable rules (9x PLR0917, RUF036, ISC004) redden every PR regardless of diff — #220's README-only change fails lint on untouched files. Pins the 0.15 line (local-verified green at 0.15.8). Adopting 0.16 + fixing/ignoring its new rules can be a deliberate follow-up.
Skip-runtime-e2e justification
Dev-dependency version pin only (lint tooling); no SDK runtime code touched.