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Enhance energy ring pulse feedback #3
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| def build_energy_stream() -> list[float]: | ||
| """Synthesize smooth multi-frequency energy samples within [0, 1].""" | ||
| frames: list[float] = [] |
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Keep energy stream script compatible with Python <3.9
The generator uses PEP585-style annotations (list[float]) for both the return type and local variables. These subscripts on built-in collections only work on Python 3.9+; running the script on the still-common Python 3.8 (as implied by the general instructions of “pip install …; python digital_energy.py”) immediately raises TypeError: 'type' object is not subscriptable before any data is written. Consider importing List from typing or enabling from __future__ import annotations so the script runs across the typical Python versions users may have.
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https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_68eb84b7983083269a7d6d4b9e67ff6f