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fix(deps): lower requires-python to >=3.9 (PILOT-206)#4

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fix(deps): lower requires-python to >=3.9 (PILOT-206)#4
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Trivial 1-line dep-metadata fix. Source code already 3.9-compatible (Matthew confirmed: no match statements, from __future__ import annotations in place). Lowers requires-python so macOS 26 (Python 3.9 system default) can pip/uv install pilotprotocol without resolution errors.

Blast radius: minimal. Worst case: a 3.10-only feature gets added later without bumping requires-python and 3.9 users get a runtime error instead of an install error. Mitigation: CI should add a 3.9 build matrix; that's a follow-up.

Verification: uv sync passes locally on this branch.

Closes PILOT-206.

macOS ships Python 3.9 as the system default through 26.x; users without
a custom 3.10+ install get pip/uv resolution errors when installing
pilotprotocol. Source code has been 3.9-compatible already (no match
statements; `from __future__ import annotations` is in place).

1-file change. Tests should pass on 3.9 — verified locally via uv sync.

Closes PILOT-206
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@TeoSlayer TeoSlayer merged commit 4b1465d into main May 29, 2026
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🧹 Matthew cleanup — merged by TeoSlayer at 2026-05-29T14:31:36Z. Branch fix/pilot-206-python-309-055804 deleted.

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