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Python: Make Executor type-system examples valid Python - #9257
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Scope: full PR (1 commit(s)): 29ae09ee0e06
Model: gpt-5.6-sol
Overview
The PR adds inert ellipsis statements to three comment-only async handler bodies in the Executor class documentation, making each example valid Python without changing runtime code or public contracts. Handler discovery and type exposure remain annotation-driven, with existing tests covering input, message-output, and workflow-output type inference. No publishable Critical, High, or Medium issue is supported by the changed lines.
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Motivation & Context
The first three
Executortype-system examples define async handlers whose bodies contain only a comment. Copying any example into Python raisesIndentationErrorbefore it can demonstrate handler type discovery.Description & Review Guide
Related Issue
N/A - trivial change. Adding the missing statements is an obvious syntax correction to documentation examples, with no change to runtime behavior or design.
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AI assistance details: OpenAI Codex assisted with identifying the invalid examples, the documentation correction, offline example verification, and this description.
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