Add delete_playlist support for Python SDK 3.1.0 - #3
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client.delete_playlist(id=...)forDELETE /playlists/{id}and prepares Python SDK 3.1.0. It keeps the existing keyword-argument interface andrequests.Responsereturn value. The generated README explains permanent deletion and the developer's responsibility to add a confirmation step in their application's UI.Regenerates the method and API contract; extends coverage for encoded playlist identifiers, missing identifiers, bodyless DELETE requests, and preventing retries of failed write responses. Adds a public-mock deletion test and removes the old hard-coded version from the User-Agent assertion.
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sync.py python --checkpassed.uv publish --dry-run; the wheel was installed and verified outside the checkout with mocked HTTP.PyPI publication is separate. The monorepo keeps Python documentation availability at 3.0.0 until 3.1.0 is published.