Switch Python build tooling to uv and ruff #1226
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Switched the Python samples' build tooling to uv and ruff. - Updated `pyproject.toml` to use ruff for linting and formatting. - Updated `requirements.txt` to include uv and ruff. - Deleted the custom `pyfmt.py` script. - Updated the GitHub Actions workflow to use uv and ruff. - Fixed all linting errors in the Python samples. - Maintained pip compatibility for deployment.
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Added the `--system` flag to the `uv pip install` command in the GitHub Actions workflow. This fixes the "No virtual environment found" error by instructing uv to install dependencies into the system's Python environment, which is appropriate for a CI context.
This change migrates the Python samples from pip and a custom linter to uv and ruff for improved performance and standardization. The CI workflow has been updated to reflect these changes, and all Python source code has been formatted and linted with ruff. Pip compatibility is maintained for deployment purposes.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 10304385729081144614