Get just check passing and enforced in CI - #2066
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This is clearer split over multiple lines and without the trailing comma.
Ruff now includes such code automatically.
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Ruff was recently updated but because it wasn't being run in CI there was nothing that indicated that a number of the new formatting rules were being violated. In particular, Python embedded in Markdown is now in automatically picked up by Ruff.
This PR addresses the formatting issue and adds a CI workflow which runs
just check.We'll probably want to make this workflow required in order for PRs to merge, but someone with access to the branch protection settings will need to make that change.
Related Slack thread:
https://bennettoxford.slack.com/archives/C069YDR4NCA/p1790073537187819
Closes #2051