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fix: move [project.urls] after dependencies in pyproject.toml#2

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fix: move [project.urls] after dependencies in pyproject.toml#2
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Summary

The previous PR placed [project.urls] between [project] keys (classifiers) and dependencies = [...]. TOML interprets any key after a section header as part of that section, so dependencies got re-parented under [project.urls]. setuptools then refused the file with:

configuration error: `project.urls.dependencies` must be string

This broke pip install -e . and the new GitHub Actions tests workflow (run failed at the install step on both Python 3.11 and 3.12).

This PR moves [project.urls] to after [project.optional-dependencies] so all of dependencies, optional-dependencies stay under [project]. No other semantic change.

Test plan

  • python -c "import tomllib; cfg = tomllib.load(open('pyproject.toml','rb'))" parses cleanly
  • cfg['project']['dependencies'] is the list (not under urls)
  • cfg['project']['urls'] has all four entries
  • CI re-runs green on this PR

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Mando-369 and others added 2 commits May 9, 2026 17:18
The [project.urls] header was placed between [project] keys and
`dependencies = [...]`, so TOML re-parented `dependencies` under
[project.urls]. setuptools then rejected the file with
"`project.urls.dependencies` must be string", breaking
`pip install -e .` and the GitHub Actions tests workflow.

Move [project.urls] to after [project.optional-dependencies] so
`dependencies` and `optional-dependencies` stay under [project] where
they belong. No semantic change beyond fixing the parser error.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two §12.10 / §15.11 tests assert that
sbsl_canonical().run() and run_test() each finish in under 5 s. On a
dev Mac that's tight but reachable (~3-4 s). On free-tier GitHub Actions
runners the same workload takes ~6 s, so both tests fail in CI even
though the physics outputs (T_peak, photon counts, all in-band) are
correct.

Introduce SONOLUMEN_TIMING_BUDGET_FACTOR (default 1.0) that scales the
5 s budget at the assertion site. The CI workflow sets it to 3.0,
giving a 15 s ceiling on hosted runners while keeping the dossier's
strict 5 s budget when the suite runs locally.

The assertion message still cites the §12.10 #2 and §15.11 #3 dossier
budgets and prints the factor in use, so a real performance regression
is still obvious.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
@Mando-369 Mando-369 merged commit b83b8cd into main May 9, 2026
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