[NRT-596] Add pre-commit hook to disallow anki/aqt imports in ankihub_client

[RisingOrange]

Enforce the architectural boundary that keeps the ankihub_client layer free of anki/aqt dependencies by adding a pygrep pre-commit hook.

Related issues

https://ankihub.atlassian.net/browse/NRT-596

Proposed changes

• Added a no_anki_aqt_imports_in_client pre-commit hook that flags any from anki, from aqt, import anki, or import aqt lines in ankihub/ankihub_client/.
• This prevents accidental coupling of the pure HTTP client layer to Anki internals.

How to reproduce

1. Try adding from anki.notes import Note to any file in ankihub/ankihub_client/
2. Run pre-commit run no_anki_aqt_imports_in_client --all-files
3. The hook should fail and flag the import

Further comments

The client directory is already clean — no existing violations.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a new pre-commit hook designed to enforce a strict architectural boundary. The hook prevents the ankihub_client directory from importing anki or aqt modules, thereby ensuring this client layer remains independent of Anki's core internals. This change enhances code modularity and prevents unintended coupling, maintaining a clean separation of concerns within the project.

Highlights

• New Pre-commit Hook: A new no_anki_aqt_imports_in_client pre-commit hook has been added to prevent direct imports of anki or aqt modules within the ankihub/ankihub_client/ directory.
• Architectural Enforcement: This hook enforces a critical architectural boundary, ensuring the ankihub_client layer remains decoupled from Anki's internal dependencies, promoting modularity and maintainability.

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Changelog

• .pre-commit-config.yaml
  • Added a new pygrep hook configuration to disallow anki and aqt imports in the ankihub_client path.

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