ποΈ Scribe: Update exception module references#765
ποΈ Scribe: Update exception module references#765
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π‘ What: Replaced outdated references to
imednet.core.exceptionswithimednet.errorsacross all.rstdocumentation files, updated the SphinxMakefiletarget to correctly sourcesrc/imednet/errors, and fixedexamples/custom_retry.pyto import from the new module location.π― Why: The codebase underwent an architectural refactor that centralized the exception hierarchy into
src/imednet/errors. However, the documentation and example scripts were not updated, leading toModuleNotFoundErrors for developers following the guides or trying to build the docs locally.π§ Cognitive Impact: Fixes broken onboarding paths and prevents immediate "first-run crashes." Developers copying the retry policies or offline validation examples from the documentation will no longer be hit by confusing import errors out-of-the-box.
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PR created automatically by Jules for task 1473977327017387004 started by @fderuiter