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Added PyPI-based MedPerf update detection for the CLI and Web UI, with an optional one-click update from the browser (Web UI).
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This PR migrates MedPerf CLI packaging from cli/setup.py to a root-level pyproject.toml, so the project can be installed as a proper Python package (editable or from a wheel).
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Regarding OIDC configuration in PYPI, here's the official doc from github: here