get all ruff pep8-naming (N) tests passing

[Lance-Drane]

Apologies for how annoying this is to review, there were a LOT of violations.

AI was pretty helpful with making the Python code consistent. I also went through and made sure that in the config files:

• the NAME parameter of a Component was always UpperCamelCase
• the MODULE or SCRIPT of a Component configuration was always lower_snake_case

I eventually just had AI try to fix some Ruff rules which couldn't be autofixed, this follows the pep8-naming module rules and can be checked by running ruff check --select N.

This also runs the formatter against the code because the single commit in this MR was already a mess.

Prior setup

I added a dev group to the [dependency-groups] in PyPI, if you are using UV or you have Pip >=25.1 you should be able to run uv sync or pip install --group dev respectively. This group includes ruff, pre-commit, and a couple of pytest modules (we should try managing all development dependencies here and then change all CI/CD code to install based off of that list, for more declarative configuration)

Also I have a pre-commit hook set up (run pre-commit install after you've installed pre-commit) which will auto-handle the formatting and linting, as well as a yaml/toml checker and an EOF fixer. Rules are configured in .pre-commit-config.yaml. This fails the commit if it makes any changes or has a non-zero exit code, but the formatting/fixes are auto-applied when possible, so you can just add the files to Git staging and then commit again.

Both the .pre-commit-config.yaml and pyproject dependency-groups were already pushed to the pre-release branch, see 560d76e

[markcoletti]

We'll have to ensure this doesn't break things since launch() is invoked remotely on the worker in another process, so the module may have to be imported there. This can be easily checked by running any of the ensemble code.

[markcoletti]

This is interesting that it switched from Exception to Error.

[markcoletti]

Just had a couple non-blocking comments. (Though ensembles should be tested to ensure those imports in launch() didn't break code.) Overall, these were long overdue changes, particularly getting the naming conventions PEP8 compliant. There were also some nice type hint improvements, too.