fix: include replit.tcss in package data

[0x070907]

Summary

adiuvare/tui/replit.tcss was present in the source tree but not declared in pyproject.toml or MANIFEST.in, so it was silently dropped from non-editable installs.

Why

adv crashed immediately with StylesheetError: unable to read CSS file replit.tcss for anyone who installed via pip install . or
pip install git+https://github.com/0-Shimanshu/ADIUVARE. The TUI was completely unusable outside of editable installs.

Scope

• bug fix
• documentation
• tests
• TUI / CLI improvement
• framework integration
• signal change
• configuration or route-policy change

Verification

Commands run:

pip install . --target ./adv-verify           # install into isolated target directory (not source tree)

# verify tcss is present in the installed package
python -c "
import pathlib
tcss = list(pathlib.Path('./adv-verify/adiuvare/tui').glob('*.tcss'))
assert tcss, 'replit.tcss missing from installed package!'
print('OK — found:', [f.name for f in tcss])
"

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 adv # confirmed adv opens TUI successfully after pip install .

Notes:

• I ran the relevant tests locally
• I updated docs if behavior changed
• I updated screenshots if the TUI changed materially

Signal-specific notes

If this PR adds or changes a signal or a meaningful detection pattern, fill this in.

Signal type:

• hard signal (trackA)
• soft signal (trackB)
• not applicable

TUI notes

If this PR changes the TUI, include before/after screenshots or a short capture.

• before/after screenshots attached
• not applicable

Local-only file check

• I did not accidentally stage local-only files such as adiuvare.yaml or local conftest.py changes

Related issue

Closes #91

[0x070907]

Please merge #71 and this pr, else install sqlalchemy explicitly,so that the app doesn't crash due to #67 during non-editable installs.

[0-Shimanshu]

This looks good to me. replit.tcss is loaded by the TUI at runtime, so it needs to be included in normal package installs, not just editable source checkouts. Adding it to both MANIFEST.in and tool.setuptools.package-data is the right shape, and the install-target verification is the right kind of proof here. From my side, this is good to take.

[0x070907]

This looks good to me. replit.tcss is loaded by the TUI at runtime, so it needs to be included in normal package installs, not just editable source checkouts. Adding it to both MANIFEST.in and tool.setuptools.package-data is the right shape, and the install-target verification is the right kind of proof here. From my side, this is good to take.

Glad you liked my work, thanks for merging! Kindly check pr #71 as well