fix: restore rugguard.py release shim#52
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scripts/rugguard.pyas a legacy launcher/import shim after the package refactorscripts/rugguard.pyto release assets so the documentedreleases/latest/download/rugguard.pypath can work again on the next tagscripts/-first import pattern used by the current test suiteBounty / issue target
rugguard.pyrelease download path)Verification
uv run ruff check scripts/rugguard.pyuv run pytest -q -k "not slow"-> 43 passed, 7 deselecteduv run pytest -q tests/test_checks.py::TestCLI::test_cli_help-> 1 passeduv build-> built sdist and wheel; wheel includesscripts/rugguard.pyNote
A live BONK CLI JSON test timed out against public RPC in 60s during verification; the shim itself was verified with help/import/unit/build paths. Public RPC remains the miserable little bottleneck, as usual.