Replace noqa with custom keyword for linter#31
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Replace the 'noqa' keyword with 'noida' to avoid conflicts with ruff. Ruff doesn't accept 'noqa' comments that don't match ruff rules, so using a custom keyword 'noida' (no-oida) prevents these conflicts. Changes: - Renamed parse_noqa_comment() to parse_noida_comment() - Updated regex to match 'noida' instead of 'noqa' - Updated all tests to use 'noida' keyword - Updated README.md documentation - Added BREAKING CHANGE note in CHANGELOG.md This is a breaking change - users must replace all '# noqa' comments with '# noida' comments in their code.
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Replace the 'noqa' keyword with 'noida' to avoid conflicts with ruff. Ruff doesn't accept 'noqa' comments that don't match ruff rules, so using a custom keyword 'noida' (no-oida) prevents these conflicts.
Changes:
This is a breaking change - users must replace all '# noqa' comments with '# noida' comments in their code.