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Python: Make tool-normalization documentation examples self-contained - #9333
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Result: No findings
Scope: full PR (1 commit(s)): 522c3702d2b2
Model: gpt-5.6-sol
Overview
The PR makes both public tool-normalization examples self-contained by replacing the undefined another_tool reference with the already-defined my_tool. The implementation contract and focused normalization tests confirm that a singleton list is accepted and preserves the demonstrated tool, while the change remains confined to docstrings. No publishable risk was established.
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Motivation & Context
The public
normalize_toolsandvalidate_toolsexamples referenceanother_toolwithout defining it. Copying either example raisesNameErrorduring its list demonstration.Description & Review Guide
my_tool. Only the two docstrings change; the runtime AST is unchanged. Actual examples failed before the change and passed on Windows Python 3.11.17 and Linux Python 3.13.16 afterward. Normal scoped repository hooks passed without changing the patch.Related Issue
N/A - trivial change. This removes an undefined name from two runnable public examples without changing behavior.
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