Modernize python tooling

[salman2013]

Modernizes the Python tooling for xblock-lti-consumer in three phases, aligning with the Open edX org standard established in openedx/sample-plugin.

Ticket: openedx/public-engineering#511
Parent ticket: openedx/public-engineering#506

Changes generated by Claude Sonnet 4.6 using the modernize-python-tooling skill, reviewed by human.

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✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 91.77%. Comparing base (334393e) to head (557fafc).

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[Faraz32123]

Thanks for the PR. Once CI is green, I'll again take a look at the PR.

[Faraz32123]

django42 testing was already dropped. Let's only support django5.2.

[irfanuddinahmad]

Already done — current ci.yml matrix is [django52, quality], no django42.

[irfanuddinahmad]

👋 Reviewed this against the same checklist we've been applying across the modernization effort. One shared issue, one non-blocking note:

pypa/gh-action-pypi-publish@release/v1 is a floating branch ref, not a pinned SHA. This is what caused openedx/xblocks-core's release to fail with docker: manifest unknown (https://github.com/openedx/xblocks-core/actions/runs/29327012856/job/87066591905) — the ref resolved to a commit whose Docker image wasn't published on ghcr.io yet. Worth pinning to a commit SHA like the rest of this workflow's actions already are. (Traces back to openedx/sample-plugin's reference release.yml, which has the same gap — filed openedx/sample-plugin#54 and openedx/xblocks-core#280 for that.)

Minor/non-blocking: codecov/project is currently failing — real tests and codecov/patch (100%) pass, looks like a coverage-threshold comparison issue rather than a functional problem. major_on_zero/allow_zero_version are already correctly set here, nice.

[salman2013]

@Faraz32123 You can review the PR, thanks.

[Faraz32123]

@Faraz32123 You can review the PR, thanks.

@salman2013 Unfortunately, I’ve been quite busy lately and missed your message. Could you please resolve the conflicts and tag me again once they’re resolved?

[salman2013]

@Faraz32123 conflicts have been resolved.

[irfanuddinahmad]

A few things from a modernize-python-tooling review pass:

1. pyproject.toml line 10: license = "AGPL-3.0" is the bare/deprecated SPDX form. setup.py's classifier reads 'License :: OSI Approved :: GNU Affero General Public License v3' with no "or later" — should be license = "AGPL-3.0-only".
2. codecov/project is failing and the PR description doesn't explain the coverage shift — can you add a line on why, or confirm it's expected from the migration?
3. (Minor/non-blocking) release.yml's GitHub-release step hardcodes TAG: v${{ steps.release.outputs.version }} instead of reusing ${{ steps.release.outputs.tag }} the way sample-plugin (and the other repos in this batch) do. Functionally equivalent today since tag_format defaults to v{version}, but fragile if that default is ever overridden.