Add ty static analysis

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Pull request overview

This PR adds "ty" as a static analysis tool to the project's development workflow, integrating it alongside existing linting tools like mypy, ruff, and prek.

Changes:

• Added ty>=0.0.12 to development dependencies in pyproject.toml
• Integrated ty check . command into the nox linting session
• Added a dedicated "Run ty" step in the GitHub Actions CI workflow

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 3 out of 4 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.

File	Description
pyproject.toml	Added ty package to dev dependency group
uv.lock	Added ty package metadata and wheel information for multiple platforms
noxfile.py	Added ty check command to the lints session
.github/workflows/python-ci.yaml	Added ty check step to the lint job

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[Copilot]

The noxfile adds a new static analysis tool 'ty', but there is no configuration for this tool in pyproject.toml (unlike other tools such as [tool.mypy] or [tool.ruff]). If 'ty' requires configuration, consider adding a [tool.ty] section to pyproject.toml with appropriate settings. If no configuration is needed, this comment can be disregarded.

Suggested change

session.run("ty", "check", ".")