dazzle-unctools (alias package)
This is an alias package (one inert breadcrumb module, no functionality): installing it installs
unctools -- the
DazzleLib stack's L0 path-identity library --
under the org's uniform dazzle-* naming.
pip install dazzle-unctools # equivalent to: pip install unctools
The import name is unctools:
from unctools import convert_to_local, classify_path_origin
Why this exists: the DazzleLib stack uses uniform dazzle-* dist names for
discoverability (architecture contract,
decision D9a). Rather than rename a working library's import and repository,
the uniform name points at the real one -- the same pattern as
dazzle-dz -> dazzlecmd. If the library is ever truly renamed, that rename
ships as this dist's 1.0.
Report issues at DazzleLib/UNCtools.
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