Add Python tab to TransformPCD robot API docs#5049
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Python SDK #1213 implemented transform_pcd on RobotClient, matching TypeScript SDK parity. The docs previously only showed the TypeScript tab. https://claude.ai/code/session_01B7VtWEYs2xdXQM8ASzvtf4
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transform_pcdonRobotClient, matching TypeScript SDK parityDocs changes
static/include/robot/apis/generated/robot.md: Added Python tab to TransformPCD section with parameters, return type, example code, and SDK docs link. Previously only TypeScript was listed.How I found these
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