[UPY-8] Export classes and schemas from the top level

[farmisen]

Added package-level imports via init.py to simplify client import statements

This change consolidates imports by exposing key classes and types at the package level through init.py. It simplifies how clients import components by reducing the need for deep imports from specific modules.

Changes

• Created new init.py to expose public API components
• Consolidated imports in example files and test modules
• Moved schema and client class imports to package level

Impact

• Simplified import statements for package users
• No functional changes to underlying code
• No breaking changes as all types remain accessible
• No performance impact as this is import organization only

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor

  • Consolidated and reorganized module structure and public interface for improved clarity and maintainability, ensuring a more streamlined experience without affecting functionality.

• Chores

  • Updated test arrangements to align with the new organization, preserving all behaviors as expected.

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Walkthrough

The pull request refactors several import statements across examples, tests, and the public module initialization. Consolidated single-line imports now retrieve multiple definitions from the primary upyloadthing package instead of separate module imports. Additionally, the public API in upyloadthing/__init__.py is updated via new imports and an extended __all__ declaration. No functional or behavioral changes have been introduced.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
examples/async_main.py examples/main.py	Consolidated separate import statements into single-line imports from upyloadthing for classes like AsyncUTApi, UTApi, and UploadResult, improving readability.
tests/test_async_client.py tests/test_client.py	Refactored test file imports by grouping module imports and repositioning the API_URL constant without altering test logic or functionality.
upyloadthing/__init__.py	Added new imports and updated the __all__ declaration to expose public API components (including AsyncUTApi, UTApi, and various schema classes) for controlled usage.

Possibly related PRs

• [UPY-3] Modify upload_files return type #2: Involves updates to the UploadResult class and its subsequent import usage, aligning with similar modifications in this PR.
• [UPY-7] Support async operations #6: Focuses on consolidating import statements for AsyncUTApi and UploadResult, paralleling the import refactoring in this PR.

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