chore(deps): upgrade PyYAML to address known security vulnerability #10885
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### Documentation
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- **Spec clarifications: layer boundary DI exception, ULID scope, TUI/ACMS gaps** (#10451): Added targeted clarifications to `docs/specification.md` including: the sole permitted location (`application/container.py`) where application layer may reference infrastructure concrete types; distinction between domain entity IDs (must be ULID) and ephemeral internal implementation IDs; per-stage protocol contracts, storage tier definitions, budget enforcement protocol, and output format for ACMS pipeline stages; and public interface definitions with verifiable checks for 8 TUI components.
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### Security
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- **PyYAML dependency pinned to secure version** (#9055): Added an explicit
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`pyyaml>=6.0.3` constraint to `pyproject.toml` to address CVE-2017-18342
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and related advisories. PyYAML 6.x deprecated the unsafe default Loader, but
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downstream consumers could still invoke `yaml.load()` without an explicit
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safe Loader. A codebase-wide audit confirmed all YAML loading uses
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`yaml.safe_load()` exclusively (via `cleveragents.actor.yaml_loader`).
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Added BDD regression scenarios in `features/pyyaml_security.feature` to
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verify the version constraint and safe-load enforcement are maintained.
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### Changed
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- Fixed stale `AUTO-BUG-POOL` tracking prefix references in automation-tracking.md documentation and agent-system-specification.md spec document, replaced with correct `AUTO-BUG-SUP` prefix used by the bug-hunt-pool-supervisor agent (#7875).
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Feature: PyYAML security constraint
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Verify that PyYAML is pinned to a secure version and that all YAML loading
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in the codebase uses safe_load to prevent arbitrary code execution.
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See issue #9055: CVE-2017-18342 mitigation.
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Scenario: PyYAML version meets the minimum secure version constraint
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Given the PyYAML package is installed
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When I check the installed PyYAML version
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Then the version should be at least 6.0.3
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Scenario: yaml_loader uses safe_load for plain YAML input
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When I load the YAML text "provider: anthropic\nmodel: claude-3-5-sonnet\n" using the secure yaml_loader
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Then the secure yaml_loader result for key "provider" should be "anthropic"
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And the secure yaml_loader result for key "model" should be "claude-3-5-sonnet"
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Scenario: yaml_loader rejects YAML with Python object tags
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When I call load_yaml_text with unsafe YAML containing a Python object tag
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Then a pyyaml security ValueError should be raised
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"""Step definitions for pyyaml_security.feature.
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Verifies that PyYAML is pinned to a secure version (>=6.0.3) and that
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all YAML loading in the codebase uses safe_load to prevent arbitrary
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code execution (CVE-2017-18342 mitigation, issue #9055).
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"""
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from __future__ import annotations
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from importlib.metadata import version as pkg_version
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from typing import Any
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`from behave.runner import Context # type: ignore[import-untyped]` — same issue as the previous line. Both Behave import suppressions must be removed. See the comment above for remediation options.
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from behave import given, then, when
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from behave.runner import Context
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from cleveragents.actor.yaml_loader import load_yaml_text
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def _version_tuple(version_str: str) -> tuple[int, ...]:
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"""Convert a version string like '6.0.3' to a comparable tuple."""
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return tuple(int(part) for part in version_str.split(".")[:3])
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# ── PyYAML version constraint ────────────────────────────────────────
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@given("the PyYAML package is installed")
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def step_pyyaml_installed(context: Context) -> None:
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"""Verify PyYAML is importable and its version is accessible."""
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import yaml # noqa: F401 — presence check
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context.pyyaml_version = pkg_version("pyyaml")
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@when("I check the installed PyYAML version")
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def step_check_pyyaml_version(context: Context) -> None:
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"""Record the installed PyYAML version tuple for assertion."""
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context.pyyaml_version_tuple = _version_tuple(context.pyyaml_version)
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@then("the version should be at least 6.0.3")
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def step_assert_pyyaml_version(context: Context) -> None:
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"""Assert that the installed PyYAML version is >= 6.0.3."""
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minimum = (6, 0, 3)
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assert context.pyyaml_version_tuple >= minimum, (
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f"PyYAML version {context.pyyaml_version} is below the required "
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f"minimum 6.0.3. Upgrade PyYAML to address CVE-2017-18342."
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)
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# ── yaml_loader safe_load enforcement ───────────────────────────────
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BLOCKER — AmbiguousStep collision: step pattern already defined in This exact step pattern is already registered by How to fix: Rename this step to be unique, e.g.: And update the corresponding step in Automated by CleverAgents Bot **BLOCKER — AmbiguousStep collision: step pattern already defined in `actor_config_coverage_boost_steps.py` (line 103).**
```python
@when('I call load_yaml_text with YAML text "{yaml_text}"')
```
This exact step pattern is already registered by `actor_config_coverage_boost_steps.py`. When Behave loads all step files it raises `AmbiguousStep` and aborts the entire test run — this is the root cause of the persistent `unit_tests` CI failure.
**How to fix:** Rename this step to be unique, e.g.:
```python
@when('I call load_yaml_text with security test YAML text "{yaml_text}"')
```
And update the corresponding step in `features/pyyaml_security.feature` to match.
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@when('I load the YAML text "{yaml_text}" using the secure yaml_loader')
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def step_load_yaml_text(context: Context, yaml_text: str) -> None:
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"""Call load_yaml_text with the given YAML text and store the result.
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The YAML text is passed as a quoted string in the step, with ``\\n``
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escape sequences representing literal newlines.
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"""
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normalised = yaml_text.replace("\\n", "\n")
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context.load_yaml_result: dict[str, Any] = load_yaml_text(normalised)
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BLOCKER — AmbiguousStep collision: step pattern already defined in This exact step pattern is already registered by How to fix: Rename this step to be unique, e.g.: And update the Automated by CleverAgents Bot **BLOCKER — AmbiguousStep collision: step pattern already defined in `actor_config_coverage_boost_steps.py` (line 90).**
```python
@then('the load_yaml_text result should have key "{key}" equal to "{value}"')
```
This exact step pattern is already registered by `actor_config_coverage_boost_steps.py`. Both collisions together cause Behave to raise `AmbiguousStep` on startup, aborting all tests.
**How to fix:** Rename this step to be unique, e.g.:
```python
@then('the pyyaml security result should have key "{key}" equal to "{value}"')
```
And update the `.feature` file accordingly. Alternatively, store the result on `context.pyyaml_result` (not `context.load_yaml_result`) and reuse the existing step from `actor_config_coverage_boost_steps.py` by pointing at `context.yaml_result` — but renaming is the cleaner approach.
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@then('the secure yaml_loader result for key "{key}" should be "{value}"')
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def step_assert_yaml_result_key(context: Context, key: str, value: str) -> None:
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"""Assert that the parsed YAML result contains the expected key/value pair."""
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QUESTION: The Also note: catching bare Automated by CleverAgents Bot QUESTION: The `except (ValueError, Exception)` clause is redundant dead code — `Exception` is a supertype of `ValueError`, so the `ValueError` branch on line 67 can never be reached. This should be simplified to just `except Exception as exc:`.
Also note: catching bare `Exception` in a regression test about security is intentional here (we want to catch any failure from unsafe YAML), but consider whether a more specific exception hierarchy like `yaml.YAMLError` and `ValueError` would be more precise. If PyYAML 6.x raises a specific error for constructor tags, prefer that.
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result: dict[str, Any] = context.load_yaml_result
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assert key in result, (
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f"Expected key '{key}' in load_yaml_text result, but it was not found. "
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f"Actual keys: {list(result.keys())}"
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)
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assert result[key] == value, (
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SUGGESTION: Consider renaming Automated by CleverAgents Bot SUGGESTION: Consider renaming `context.caught_error` to `context.error` or `context.exception` for brevity — it appears in both steps. Also, the assertion message says "critical security vulnerability" — this is a test assertion and the tone may be alarmist. Consider a more measured phrase like "This may indicate unsafe YAML loading is in use."
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f"Expected result['{key}'] == '{value}', but got '{result[key]}'."
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)
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@when("I call load_yaml_text with unsafe YAML containing a Python object tag")
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def step_load_unsafe_yaml(context: Context) -> None:
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"""Attempt to load YAML with a Python object constructor tag.
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PyYAML's safe_load rejects ``!!python/object`` tags, raising an error.
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This verifies that the yaml_loader does not use the unsafe ``yaml.load``
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with the default Loader (which would execute arbitrary Python code).
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"""
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context.caught_error = None
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unsafe_yaml = "!!python/object/apply:os.system ['echo pwned']"
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try:
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load_yaml_text(unsafe_yaml)
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except Exception as exc:
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context.caught_error = exc
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@then("a pyyaml security ValueError should be raised")
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def step_assert_value_error_raised(context: Context) -> None:
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"""Assert that an error was raised when loading unsafe YAML."""
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assert context.caught_error is not None, (
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"Expected an error when loading YAML with Python object tags, "
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"but none was raised. This may indicate unsafe YAML loading is in use."
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)
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@@ -48,21 +48,14 @@ dependencies = [
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"tomlkit>=0.13.0", # TOML writing with comment preservation for config CLI
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"tenacity>=8.2.0", # Retry framework for service layer resilience
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"aiohttp>=3.13.4", # CVE-2026-34515 mitigation: open redirect vulnerability
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"pyyaml>=6.0.3", # Security: address known YAML parsing vulnerabilities
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"pyyaml>=6.0.3", # CVE-2017-18342 mitigation: explicit pin to latest patched release; safe_load enforced throughout codebase
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"a2a-sdk>=0.3.0,<1.0.0", # A2A Python SDK — required transport for local (stdio) and server (HTTP) modes (ADR-047); pinned <1.0.0 (removed legacy A2AClient)
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]
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[project.optional-dependencies]
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server = [
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"psycopg2-binary>=2.9.9", # PostgreSQL adapter for server-mode storage
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]
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tui = [
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"textual>=1.0.0,<2.0.0",
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]
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aws = [
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"boto3>=1.34.0",
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"botocore>=1.34.0",
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]
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dev = [
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# Code formatting and linting
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"ruff>=0.15.0,<0.16.0",
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"vulture>=2.10",
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# Complexity metrics
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"radon>=6.0.1",
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# Import boundary enforcement
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"import-linter>=2.0",
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]
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tests = [
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"behave==1.3.3",
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"*/.venv/*",
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"*/.nox/*",
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"src/cleveragents/discovery/*",
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"src/cleveragents/tui/materializer.py",
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# TYPE_CHECKING-only re-export shim (every miss is in an `if TYPE_CHECKING:`
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# block, never executes at runtime; slipcover has no per-line pragma).
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"src/cleveragents/application/services/__init__.py",
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]
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data_file = "build/.coverage"
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"""Stub for ``behave.runner`` — provides ``Context`` class used in BDD step definitions."""
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from typing import Any
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class Context:
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"""Behave scenario context object."""
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def __init__(self) -> None: ...
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def add_cleanup(self, func: Any, *args: Any, **kwargs: Any) -> None: ...
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