fix(ci): narrow JSONDict values with cast() to fix ty type-check errors - #87
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…checker The ty type-checker reports invalid-argument-type errors when passing dict[str, object] values directly to float(). Wrap the subscript/get accesses with cast(float, ...) so the checker sees a float argument while preserving identical runtime behaviour (the values are already floats at construction time). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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JSONDict(dict[str, object]) value accesses withcast(float, ...)before passing tofloat()in the account guard formatting codeinvalid-argument-typeerrors fromtytype-checker in thetype-checkCI jobfloat(...)during dict construction), so the cast is purely for static analysisChanges
rl_trading_agent_binance/trade_binance_live.py: 4 lines changed across error message formatting in_evaluate_hybrid_account_guard()Test plan
ty checklocally on all CI-targeted files — all checks passed🤖 Generated with Claude Code