refactor: Measurements wrapper#34
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Add a
Measurementsclass to hold the collection of measurements and their mapping to metrics. Triggered by this comment.This aims to make the interface more intuitive and cleaner for metrics. Since #31 introduces a list of Measurements, the "default" case of one measurement per metric now required indexing which looks ugly. I added a get_single helper function to the Metric but the long type hint
dict[type[Metric], list[Measurement]]remained.This touches a lot of files because it changes the API for Metrics, but the main addition is here:
src/checkup/measurement.py.Also cleaned up some test files.