Remove unnecessary call (rewrite as a literal)

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  • Updated linting configuration to flag unnecessary dict() calls, improving code quality and consistency. This may surface new warnings locally and in CI, with no runtime impact.
• Tests
  • Adjusted a unit test to use {} for empty dictionaries, maintaining behavior and coverage while aligning with linting standards.

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The pull request updates configuration and tests. In pyproject.toml, C408 was removed from the [tool.ruff.lint.ignore] list, enabling Ruff to report Unnecessary dict call findings. In tests/unit/sdk/test_topological_sort.py, a test input was changed from dict() to {} in test_topological_sort_empty to comply with the active rule. No production code, APIs, or runtime behavior were modified.

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tests/unit/sdk/test_topological_sort.py (1)

7-7: No further dict(), list(), or tuple() calls remain; existing set() usages are intentional

All literalizable no-argument calls flagged by C408 have been replaced or don’t apply. The only remaining zero-argument calls in the repo are set(), which is the correct way to create an empty set (no empty-set literal exists):

• infrahub_sdk/transfer/schema_sorter.py:24 → relationship_graph[node_schema.kind] = set()
• infrahub_sdk/topological_sort.py:27 → dependency_dict_to_sort.update({missing_key: set() for missing_key in missing_dependent_keys})

Ruff confirms there are no outstanding C408 violations.

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