manifest/__init__.py was a facade that eagerly imported every piece (agent,
bottle, egress, git, loader, schema, util) and defined the aggregate Manifest /
ManifestIndex, so importing a leaf like `manifest.util` paid 19 modules.
Move the aggregate model — Manifest, ManifestIndex, and the bottle-resolution
helpers — into manifest/index.py (which keeps the framework imports it needs),
and make __init__ a thin __getattr__ facade over the 12 __all__ names (mapping
each to its submodule), with a TYPE_CHECKING block. The package docstring is
preserved.
`import bot_bottle.manifest.util` drops 19 -> 3; the package itself is 2. All
`from bot_bottle.manifest import Manifest/ManifestIndex/ManifestError/…`
call-sites keep working via the lazy facade; no importer changes needed.
Full unit suite green (2243).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Move the nine root-level manifest modules into a bot_bottle/manifest/ package,
dropping the redundant manifest_ prefix: the facade (manifest.py) becomes the
package __init__ and keeps re-exporting Manifest / ManifestIndex and the piece
types, while manifest_<x>.py become manifest/<x>.py (agent, bottle, egress,
extends, git, loader, schema, util).
Because the facade stays the package __init__, the ~13 callers that import
`from bot_bottle.manifest import ...` are unchanged; only direct-piece imports
move to `bot_bottle.manifest.<name>`. Inside the package, intra-manifest
imports drop the prefix and the non-manifest siblings (log, yaml_subset,
agent_provider) move to `..`.
No behavior change; full unit suite green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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