Convert tests to ruff-format

[hmellor]

RFC: #17657

If we are converting directory x:

• In x, we add a local pyproject.toml which:
  • overrides ruff's line length to 88 (it's own default)
  • removes the deprecated type ignores
  • enables isort in ruff
  • enables formatting of code in docstrings (good for the API docs)
• We add x to the list of files to run ruff-format on in .pre-commit-config.yaml
• We add x to the list of ignores in the yapf and isort config in the root pyproject.toml

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[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request successfully converts the tests directory to use ruff-format. The changes are well-contained and achieve the stated goal.

Here's a summary of my review:

• Configuration: The updates to .pre-commit-config.yaml and pyproject.toml correctly switch the formatting responsibility for the tests directory from yapf and isort to ruff-format. The use of a verbose regex in .pre-commit-config.yaml is a nice improvement for readability.
• Code Formatting: The changes across all Python files in the tests directory are purely stylistic and consistent with the application of a new code formatter. I've reviewed the diffs and found no unintended logical changes.
• Correctness: The changes appear correct and align with the RFC. The CI test runs will be the ultimate verification that no regressions were introduced.

Overall, this is a solid refactoring effort that improves tooling and consistency. I have no high or critical issues to report. The PR looks good to merge.

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[hmellor]

Pausing this PR until V0 is deleted to avoid unnecessary conflicts

[hmellor]

Closing as this is super stale and we're going to be doing the rest in one go soon 🚀