[jgregoriorincon]

Summary

The Python SDK now knows the panel tree widget (opengeos/RustGIS#1080), with the same names as the Rust SDK (opengeos/rustgis-plugins#33):

• Node(id, label, count=None, children=[]), a dataclass. Its to_dict() leaves out count when it is None and children when there are none, as the Rust SDK does.
• Panel.nodes(widget, nodes) gives a tree its nodes (items.<widget>.nodes), replacing the ones it had.
• Panel.value is typed bool | int | str | None: a tree takes a node's id, or None for no node chosen.
• README: the tree among the panel's widgets, and that it needs a RustGIS newer than 0.4.0, which refuses a manifest with one.

The panel starter stays as it is. scripts/package.py runs the registry's own checks, which accept trees since opengeos/rustgis-plugins#33.

Testing

• pytest: a new test covers nodes with counts (including 0) and children, an empty tree, a chosen node, none chosen, and a second nodes() replacing the first while keeping the widget's label.
• ruff check and ruff format --check (0.14.0, as in pre-commit) pass.

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