Add ruff lint and style checks

[jonchang]

Pull Request

Description

This implements the ruff formatter and linter for automatic style checks using github actions.

Related Issues

See https://github.com/CDCgov/IDWA/blob/main/open_practices.md#recommended-practices, configuration for linters.

Additional Notes

Line length 118 was chosen because (at least last time I checked) it is the maximum width that the github diff viewer has before soft wrapping.

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• I have ensured that the pull request is of a manageable size, allowing it to be reviewed within a single session.
• I have reviewed my changes to ensure they are clear, concise, and well-documented.
• I have updated the documentation, if applicable.
• I have added or updated test cases to cover my changes, if applicable.
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• The code follows best practices and conventions.
• The changes implement the desired functionality or fix the reported issue.
• The tests cover the new changes and pass successfully.
• Any potential edge cases or error scenarios have been considered.

[jonchang]

@derekadombek ready for review, I think. It should only check in the ocr/ directory now. dedupe/ can opt in by specifying something in pyproject.toml or ruff.toml, though I still think we should just have one standard for the entire repository to simplify things

[derekadombek]

@derekadombek ready for review, I think. It should only check in the ocr/ directory now. dedupe/ can opt in by specifying something in pyproject.toml or ruff.toml, though I still think we should just have one standard for the entire repository to simplify things

I personally don't mind either way how the workflows get divided. This will work but It's usually good to keep things uniform and standard across a repo and sticking with one method of doing it.

[zdeveloper]

LGTM! Thank you!