[Housekeeping] Fixing relative imports for better usability and clarity#36
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[Housekeeping] Fixing relative imports for better usability and clarity#36LHamnett wants to merge 5 commits intohotosm:masterfrom
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This pull request addresses issues with relative imports in the codebase.
Previously, the project relied on relative imports that caused inconsistencies and made it difficult for developers to work on the code from different directories or integrate new features. By switching to absolute imports the project becomes more modular and maintainable.
This change not only resolves a number of import errors experienced during testing and development but also improves code clarity and consistency. In the long run, these improvements simplify troubleshooting, refactoring, and future enhancements, making the codebase more accessible to both current and new contributors.