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I read this as formatting four test files - I’ll inspect their current state, capture `ruff format --diff` for each, apply only those whitespace/formatting changes, then verify with ruff, pytest, and `git diff --check`.


I read this as formatting four test files - I’ll capture `ruff format --diff` for each first, then apply only those exact formatting edits.


I hit a missing `ruff` binary in PATH - I’m checking the repo’s tooling entrypoint and will use the project’s own runner for the same formatter/checks.


`uv` is present but the project environment doesn’t have `ruff` installed, so I’m locating an existing formatter binary in the workstation tools before I touch files.


I found a local `ruff` binary, so I’m using that exact formatter to capture diffs and apply only the emitted whitespace edits.


I have the exact formatter diffs now, and I’m applying only those four files’ whitespace/line-wrap changes verbatim.


One repeated wrap appears twice in the admission test file, so I’m re-reading the local context and patching those two exact occurrences separately.


The formatting edits are in place, and I’m running the formatter and linter checks on exactly those four files now.


One admission-test wrap is still unfixed, so I’m re-reading that exact region and patching the remaining formatter-only change.


The last wrap is fixed; I’m re-running `ruff format --check` and `ruff check` on the same four files to confirm cleanliness.


The formatter and linter are clean, and I’m running the pytest coverage for those four files now.


The test run is failing on environment setup, not on these formatting edits; I’m locating a Python environment that already has the repo’s test dependencies so I can run the same suites there.


The current worktree already has a `.venv`, so I’m checking whether that local environment has the Telegram dependency and pytest entrypoints before rerunning.


I need a test runner with the repo’s dependency set, so I’m checking how the current tree’s test helpers resolve before choosing the right venv runner.


The dependency error came from import resolution, so I’m checking the repo’s test layout and any path shims that make `tests.*` imports work.


The repo uses a `tests` package shim, so I’m checking that shim to run the target suites the same way the project expects.


The profile-local tests look like they’re meant to run from the `dualcoach/profile` package context, so I’m checking that package’s test config and runner settings.


Those profile tests are package-local; I’m checking the `dualcoach/profile` runner environment so I can execute them from the directory they expect.


I have the right execution contexts now: gateway tests from repo root with the fuller root venv, and profile tests from `dualcoach/profile` with its package-local pytest env. I’m running both suites exactly there.


The targeted pytest suites passed, and I’m doing the final whitespace sanity check with `git diff --check`.


`git diff --check` is clean, and I’m confirming the working tree only has the four intended formatting edits.


I read this as formatting four test files - I applied only ruff’s whitespace wraps, then verified format/lint/tests.

Commands/results:
- `ruff format --diff ...` on each file:
  - `tests/gateway/test_telegram_channel_inbox_adapter.py` → 2 wrap changes
  - `tests/gateway/test_telegram_channel_inbox.py` → 1 wrap change
  - `dualcoach/profile/tests/test_multi_customer_admission.py` → 2 wrap changes
  - `dualcoach/profile/tests/test_multi_customer_routing.py` → 1 wrap change
- Applied those exact edits only.
- `ruff format --check tests/gateway/test_telegram_channel_inbox_adapter.py tests/gateway/test_telegram_channel_inbox.py dualcoach/profile/tests/test_multi_customer_admission.py dualcoach/profile/tests/test_multi_customer_routing.py`
  - `4 files already formatted`
- `ruff check tests/gateway/test_telegram_channel_inbox_adapter.py tests/gateway/test_telegram_channel_inbox.py dualcoach/profile/tests/test_multi_customer_admission.py dualcoach/profile/tests/test_multi_customer_routing.py`
  - `All checks passed!`
- Pytests:
  - `cd repo-root && /home/cube/projects/richard/.worktrees/nutricoach-v140-impl/.venv/bin/pytest tests/gateway/test_telegram_channel_inbox_adapter.py tests/gateway/test_telegram_channel_inbox.py`
    - `20 passed`
  - `cd dualcoach/profile && /home/cube/projects/richard/.worktrees/nutricoach-v140-impl/dualcoach/profile/.venv/bin/pytest tests/test_multi_customer_admission.py tests/test_multi_customer_routing.py`
    - `7 passed`
- `git diff --check`
  - clean, no output

Note: a direct `uv run pytest ...` attempt from repo root failed in this environment because `telegram` wasn’t available there, so I used the project-local venvs that had the needed deps.