feat: add ast plugin to read a global literal from a Python file#81
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dynamic_metadata.astplugin: giveninput(a Python file),name(a module-level global), andfield, it parses the file withast— never importing it — and returns the literal value viaast.literal_eval. Annotated assignments work, and the last assignment wins, matching execution semantics. Unlikeregex, the value keeps its Python shape, so list/table fields can be filled directly (tuples become lists); shape validation reuses_process_dynamic_metadata.Also extracts the string-settings validation loop shared with
regexinto_require_str_settings(pylint duplicate-code).