refactor: Clean up after conversion of contentserver to view #35559
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Remove class declaration and simply de-indent contents by 4 spaces. This results in broken code due to lingering `self` references, but should make diffs easier to understand.
Some lingering cleanup from the transition from a middleware to a view. See #34702 for context. - Remove IMPL and self/StaticContentServer references - Add newlines to satisfy code style linter - Fix test references - Update module docstring
Several now-irrelevant lint-disables and one legit one that was easy to fix.
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| content = AssetManager.find(location, as_stream=True) | ||
| except (ItemNotFoundError, NotFoundError): # lint-amnesty, pylint: disable=try-except-raise | ||
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What was this doing, and did you remove it because it should do the same with and without?
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Yeah, it's basically a no-op -- the lint documentation notes that a bare raise as the first line of a sole except block is pointless. (Raising something else, or having multiple except blocks with different behavior, or having other stuff before the raise -- those would not be covered by this lint.)
It never did anything other than this, so I think it was imitating some similar code that instead of raising would return a 404.
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Last bit of work planned for #34702
Best reviewed commit-by-commit. First commit is an indentation change that results in broken code; second commit fixes things up; third commit addresses some old lint while we're in there.