5.2.0 update to master

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The What

This PR is the collection of commits that make up the 5.2.0 version (Violet). This should be merged after #97, #96 and #94. Optionally #93 (PyPi publish GH Actions workflow)

The status of the PR will go from draft to open when all of the PRs mentioned above are merged

Summary (by Copilot)

This pull request introduces several significant improvements and new functionalities to the NGPIris project, including enhancements to object listing and searching, as well as the addition of a new GitHub workflow for type checking with PyType.

Enhancements to object listing and searching:

• NGPIris/cli/__init__.py: Updated the _list_objects_generator function to include new parameters path and files_only, and modified the logic to filter objects based on these parameters. Added a new helper function add_trailing_slash to ensure paths end with a slash. Enhanced the list_objects and simple_search commands with new options for pagination, file-only output, and verbose output. Introduced a new fuzzy_search command for fuzzy searching in buckets. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]

• NGPIris/hcp/hcp.py: Updated the list_objects method to include the files_only parameter and adjusted the filtering logic accordingly. Added a new fuzzy_search_in_bucket method using the RapidFuzz library for fuzzy searching. Improved error handling in delete_folder and upload_file methods. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]

Addition of PyType workflow:

• .github/workflows/pytype.yml: Added a new GitHub Actions workflow to run PyType for type checking on the dev and master branches, ensuring code quality and type safety.

This update is:

• MAJOR - when you make incompatible API changes
• MINOR - when you add functionality in a backwards compatible manner
• PATCH - when you make backwards compatible bug fixes or documentation/instructions

Test Procedure

Installation and initiation

pip install NGPIris

Tests

Tests can as of right now, only be performed using pytest on a local instance of Iris. CI/CD for this is currently not possible.

Expected outcome:

PyTest resolves without crashes

Confirmations:

• Code tested by @erik-brink