chore: update module path in launch configurations to use relative import #750
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changes looks good, however jira task points to a diff description, mind pls addressing it.
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What is the purpose of this change?
Update the module import paths in VS Code launch configurations to use relative imports instead of absolute imports, making the project more modular and development environment more flexible.
How is this accomplished?
solace_agent_mesh.cli.maintocli.mainin the launch.json fileAnything reviews should focus on/be aware of?
Ensure this change doesn't break any local development environments. The relative imports should work as long as the Python module resolution is properly set up.