backend/lint: Do not shadow certain builtins

This commit enables ruff's flake8-builtin linter that emits warnings
when builtin functions are shadowed. This is useful for builtins like
"dict", "list", or "str" which we use often.

Given the nature of this program we historically rely a lot on the usage
of "id", "hash", and "filter" as variable names which also shadow Python
builtins. For now let's ignore those, we have not used any of them in
our code and the impact to the codebase would be considerable. This
might be revisited in the future.

2 files changed, 9 insertions, 9 deletions

diff --git a/tests/scrapers/test_scraper.py b/tests/scrapers/test_scraper.py
index 8492425..d0cef7b 100644
--- a/tests/scrapers/test_scraper.py
+++ b/tests/scrapers/test_scraper.py
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ class NoneScraper(Scraper):
 class WarningScraper(Scraper):
     is_available = True
 
-    def warn(self, str):
+    def warn(self, msg):
         raise ScrapeWarning("Invalid input")
 
     def scrape(self):
diff --git a/tests/scrapers/test_scraper_utils.py b/tests/scrapers/test_scraper_utils.py
index 4b02aad..30b9796 100644
--- a/tests/scrapers/test_scraper_utils.py
+++ b/tests/scrapers/test_scraper_utils.py
@@ -8,23 +8,23 @@ from hircine.scraper.utils import open_archive_file, parse_dict
 
 
 def test_parse_dict():
-    dict = {
+    data = {
         "scalar": "foo",
         "list": ["bar", "baz"],
         "dict": {"nested_scalar": "qux", "nested_list": ["plugh", "xyzzy"]},
     }
 
-    def id(type):
-        return lambda item: f"{type}_{item}"
+    def annotate(tag):
+        return lambda item: f"{tag}_{item}"
 
     parsers = {
-        "scalar": id("scalar"),
-        "list": id("list"),
-        "dict": {"nested_scalar": id("scalar"), "nested_list": id("list")},
-        "missing": id("missing"),
+        "scalar": annotate("scalar"),
+        "list": annotate("list"),
+        "dict": {"nested_scalar": annotate("scalar"), "nested_list": annotate("list")},
+        "missing": annotate("missing"),
     }
 
-    assert [f() for f in parse_dict(parsers, dict)] == [
+    assert [f() for f in parse_dict(parsers, data)] == [
         "scalar_foo",
         "list_bar",
         "list_baz",