feat: read ESTELA_SPIDER_ARGS from environment#10
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- Read ESTELA_SPIDER_ARGS from env instead of hardcoding empty string - Fix pre-existing ruff errors (format strings, duplicate test name, noqa) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
ESTELA_SPIDER_ARGSfrom environment variable instead of hardcoding empty string""when env var is not setDetails
Previously
ESTELA_SPIDER_ARGSwas hardcoded to""insettings_remote.py. Now it reads fromos.environ, allowing the entrypoint to pass spider arguments through to the wrapper.Test plan
ESTELA_SPIDER_ARGS = ""🤖 Generated with Claude Code