Replace hidden files with custom python

[waynehamadi]

Background

Changes

PR Quality Checklist

• I have run the following commands against my code to ensure it passes our linters:

  black .
  isort .
  mypy .
  autoflake --remove-all-unused-imports --recursive --ignore-init-module-imports --ignore-pass-after-docstring --in-place agbenchmark

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AI-Maintainer Review for PR - Replace hidden files with custom python

Title and Description ❌

Needs Improvement

The title and description of the pull request are not clear and concise. They do not effectively communicate the purpose of the changes. A more descriptive title and a detailed description that explains the rationale behind the changes, any relevant context, and the specific modifications being made in the pull request would be beneficial.

Scope of Changes ✅

Acceptable

The changes appear to be narrowly focused, with modifications to specific files and folders related to replacing "hidden_files" with "custom_python". This suggests that the author is focused on a specific task or objective, rather than trying to resolve multiple issues simultaneously.

Testing ❌

Needs Improvement

While the description includes a checklist of commands that the author claims to have run against the code to ensure it passes their linters, it does not explicitly mention any unit tests or integration tests. More information about the testing approach, such as any specific test cases or scenarios that were considered, would ensure comprehensive testing of the changes.

Documentation ❌

Needs Improvement

The following functions need docstrings to describe their behavior, arguments, and return values:

1. test_make_request_and_assert() in api_tests.py
2. make_assertion() in api_tests.py

Suggested Changes

1. Please provide a more descriptive title and a detailed description for the pull request.
2. Include information about any unit tests or integration tests that were run to test the changes.
3. Add docstrings to the test_make_request_and_assert() and make_assertion() functions in api_tests.py to describe their behavior, arguments, and return values.

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