feat: Add PyPI distribution infrastructure

[christensen143]

Summary

• Move internal documentation to docs/ directory
• Prepare for CI/CD pipeline implementation

Changes

• Moved internal documentation files to docs/ directory:
  • GITHUB_SECRETS_SETUP.md
  • TESTING.md
  • claude-bedrock-setup-implementation-plan.md
  • claude-setup-pypi-distribution-plan.md
• Kept README.md in root as public-facing documentation

GitHub Configuration Status

✅ Secrets configured:

• PYPI_API_TOKEN
• TEST_PYPI_API_TOKEN

✅ Environments configured:

• test-release
• production-release (with protection rules)

Next Steps

• Add CI/CD workflows (.github/workflows/)
• Update packaging configuration (setup.py, pyproject.toml)
• Add version management
• Test the full release pipeline

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

To fix the problem, remove the redundant import claude_setup.cli statement (line 10) and its associated comment (line 9). The from claude_setup.cli import cli, setup, status, reset statement (line 13) is sufficient to ensure the module is loaded and available in sys.modules for patching. No other changes are needed, as all references to claude_setup.cli in the decorators use sys.modules["claude_setup.cli"], which will still work. The rest of the code uses the directly imported symbols. This change preserves all existing functionality and removes the confusing double import.

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To fix the problem, simply remove the unused import statement import claude_setup.cli on line 10. This will eliminate the unnecessary dependency and make the code cleaner, without affecting any existing functionality. No other changes are required, as the module will still be loaded due to the explicit import on line 13. Only the file tests/test_cli.py needs to be edited, and only line 10 should be removed.

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To fix the problem, remove the line from claude_setup.cli import cli (line 18) from the file. Then, update all usages of cli in the file to use claude_setup.cli.cli instead. This change ensures that the module is only imported once, and all references to its members are accessed via the module namespace, which is clearer and less error-prone. No other changes are needed, as the module is already imported and present in sys.modules for patching purposes.

To fix the problem, simply remove the unused import statement import claude_setup.cli from line 14 in tests/test_integration.py. This will clean up the code and remove an unnecessary dependency, without affecting any existing functionality, since the module is already imported elsewhere in the file.

To fix the problem, simply delete the unused import statement import claude_setup.aws_client from line 16 of tests/test_integration.py. This will remove the unnecessary dependency and improve code readability. No other changes are required, as the module is not referenced elsewhere in the shown code.