Simplify imports in pycatia with improved module structure #255
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Problem
Currently, pycatia requires importing each class from its specific module, leading to lengthy import statements when building something more complex:
Solution
I autopopulated init.py files for each module with help of utility script (https://gist.github.com/HubertDomaros/9d1a03bf0ebc7080b40604712147b3ca) to expose all classes within that module. This allows for much cleaner imports:
from pycatia.mec_mod_interfaces import Part, Body, HybridBody
This change maintains backward compatibility while significantly improving developer experience by reducing import verbosity.