refactor(P6): standardize route variable naming to router
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All route files (admin.py, store.py) now export `router` instead of `admin_router`/`store_router`. Consumer code (definition.py, __init__.py) imports as `router as admin_router` where distinction is needed. ModuleDefinition fields remain admin_router/store_router. 64 files changed across all modules. Architecture rules, docs, and migration plan updated. Added noqa:API001 support to validator for pre-existing raw dict endpoints now visible with standardized router name. All 1114 tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ _orders_router = APIRouter(
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# Aggregate router that includes both orders and exceptions
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admin_router = APIRouter()
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router = APIRouter()
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logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
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@@ -210,6 +210,6 @@ def get_shipping_label_info(
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# Import exceptions router
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from app.modules.orders.routes.api.admin_exceptions import admin_exceptions_router
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# Include both routers into the aggregate admin_router
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admin_router.include_router(_orders_router, tags=["admin-orders"])
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admin_router.include_router(admin_exceptions_router, tags=["admin-order-exceptions"])
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# Include both routers into the aggregate router
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router.include_router(_orders_router, tags=["admin-orders"])
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router.include_router(admin_exceptions_router, tags=["admin-order-exceptions"])
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