Remove unused dependencies from pyproject.toml #330
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- Remove click-spinner (not imported in source code) - Remove pytest-loguru from main deps (testing-only) - Remove scipy from images optional deps (not used) - Keep ruff in dev environment where it belongs Co-authored-by: wtgee <70736+wtgee@users.noreply.github.com>
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Remove unused dependencies from pyproject.toml
Feb 5, 2026
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Audited all imports across the codebase and removed dependencies not referenced in source code.
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Removed from main dependencies:
click-spinner- No imports foundpytest-loguru- Test-only dependency incorrectly placed in mainRemoved from images optional dependencies:
scipy- No imports foundVerification
All remaining dependencies confirmed actively imported:
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