[codex] Fix doccmd pylint ignores

[adamtheturtle]

Updates doccmd to 2026.5.16 and extends the pylint per-file ignores for generated documentation examples.

The doccmd update now writes generated examples inside doccmd_<hash>/ directories, so the previous flat-file ignore patterns no longer suppressed invalid-name for those transient files.

Validated with doccmd running pylint, the pylint-docs prek hook, pyproject-fmt, and the repository pre-push hooks.

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Low Risk
Low risk: only bumps a dev-only documentation generator and adjusts pylint ignore globs to match its new generated-file layout; no runtime code or production dependencies change.

Overview
Updates the dev dependency doccmd to 2026.5.16.

Expands pylint per-file-ignores patterns to also suppress invalid-name for generated doc examples that are now written under nested doccmd_*/* directories (including under docs/source/).

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Ruff per-file-ignores not updated for new directory structure

Medium Severity

The doccmd version bump changes generated file paths to use doccmd_<hash>/ directories, and the pylint per-file-ignores were updated accordingly, but the ruff lint.per-file-ignores patterns at "doccmd_*.py" and "docs/source/*.py" were not. Since * doesn't match path separators, files like doccmd_hash/example.py won't match doccmd_*.py, causing ruff to flag S101 (assert usage) in documentation examples that use assert (confirmed in README.rst and docs/source/index.rst).

Additional Locations (1)

• pyproject.toml#L45-L46

 

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