build(deps) bump scale-gp-beta to 0.2.0

[jean-lucas]

This version bump is necessary to make use of the new features in the sgp tracing SDK

Greptile Summary

This PR bumps scale-gp-beta from >=0.1.0a20 (pinned at 0.1.0a51) to >=0.2.0 to enable new SGP tracing SDK features. The version change is straightforward in pyproject.toml, but the resulting lock-file resolution cascades into several notable transitive changes.

• Starlette 1.0.0 (up from 0.46.2): confirmed major release with breaking changes; all HTTP endpoints and middleware backed by Starlette/FastAPI should be smoke-tested before merging.
• Package downgrades: click 8.3.1→8.1.8, importlib-metadata 8.7.1→8.5.0, jsonschema 4.26.0→4.23.0, and python-dotenv 1.2.2→1.0.1 — the python-dotenv rollback is the largest and loses 14+ months of fixes.

Confidence Score: 3/5

Not safe to merge without verifying the starlette 1.0.0 breaking changes do not affect the project's HTTP layer.

A P1 is present for the starlette 1.0.0 major-version jump, which has confirmed breaking changes and could silently break FastAPI routes or middleware. The additional package downgrades (especially python-dotenv) add further uncertainty. Score is 3 rather than 4 because the P1 affects a broad foundational layer (all HTTP handling) rather than an isolated code path.

requirements.lock and requirements-dev.lock — specifically the starlette, fastapi, and python-dotenv resolution lines.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
pyproject.toml	Bumps scale-gp-beta minimum from >=0.1.0a20 to >=0.2.0; also fixes indentation on four dependency lines.
requirements.lock	Transitive resolution of scale-gp-beta 0.2.0 pulls in fastapi 0.136.1, starlette 1.0.0 (major version with breaking changes), httpx 0.28.1, and downgrades click, importlib-metadata, jsonschema, and python-dotenv.
requirements-dev.lock	Same transitive changes as requirements.lock plus dev-only additions; mirrors all starlette/fastapi/downgrade concerns.

Flowchart

%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
    A["pyproject.toml\nscale-gp-beta >= 0.2.0"] --> B["scale-gp-beta==0.2.0"]
    B --> C["fastapi==0.136.1\n(was 0.115.14)"]
    B --> D["annotated-doc==0.0.4\n(new)"]
    B --> E["python-dotenv==1.0.1\n(was 1.2.2 ⬇️)"]
    C --> F["starlette==1.0.0\n(was 0.46.2 ⚠️ major bump)"]
    C --> D
    B --> G["httpx==0.28.1\n(was 0.27.2 ⬆️)"]
    B --> H["click==8.1.8\n(was 8.3.1 ⬇️)"]
    B --> I["litellm==1.83.7\n(was 1.83.0 ⬆️)"]
    B --> J["jsonschema==4.23.0\n(was 4.26.0 ⬇️)"]

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Fix the following 2 code review issues. Work through them one at a time, proposing concise fixes.

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### Issue 1 of 2
requirements.lock:355-359
**Starlette major version jump may introduce breaking changes**

`starlette` is upgraded from `0.46.2` to `1.0.0` — a major milestone confirmed to contain breaking changes (released March 2026). The impact is described as "minimal if you've kept up with deprecation warnings," but the project was on `0.46.x` which is several minor versions behind. Since `starlette` backs every `fastapi` route, middleware, and exception handler in the project, it's worth running the full test suite and smoke-testing all HTTP endpoints before merging. `fastapi` itself jumped from `0.115.14` to `0.136.1`, which also carries its own set of changes across 20+ minor versions.

### Issue 2 of 2
requirements.lock:290-295
**Several transitive packages were downgraded**

The resolver produced downgrades for multiple packages: `click` 8.3.1→8.1.8, `importlib-metadata` 8.7.1→8.5.0, `jsonschema` 4.26.0→4.23.0, and `python-dotenv` 1.2.2→1.0.1. The `python-dotenv` regression is the largest — it rolls back 14+ months of bug fixes (1.1.x and 1.2.x series). If `scale-gp-beta==0.2.0` is pinning an older upper bound on any of these packages, consider adding explicit lower-bound constraints in `pyproject.toml` to prevent silent regressions from leaking into downstream environments.

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