fix: remove broken dev_tools router references after API route migration
The dev_tools API routes were moved to the monitoring module, but several files still tried to import the non-existent admin_router. This caused warnings during app startup. Changes: - Remove _get_admin_router() from definition.py - Clear routes/__init__.py and routes/api/__init__.py of broken imports - Update exceptions.py to import from monitoring.exceptions - Update code_quality_service.py to import from monitoring.exceptions Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Dev-Tools module API routes.
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Provides REST API endpoints for code quality and test running:
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- Admin API: Code quality scans, violations, test execution
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Note: Dev-tools is an internal module, so there are no vendor routes.
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Currently re-exports routes from the legacy location.
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Note: Code quality and test running routes have been moved to the monitoring module.
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The dev_tools module keeps models but routes are now in monitoring.
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"""
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from app.modules.dev_tools.routes.api.admin import admin_router
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__all__ = ["admin_router"]
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# No routes exported - code quality and tests are in monitoring module
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__all__ = []
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