It's just black that's failing, and I can't figure out why when Github Actions runs black, it wants to make a change to sessions.py, but when I run it, I get this:

❯ python -m black .
All done! ✨ 🍰 ✨
10 files left unchanged.

EDIT: I had black v25, but there's a new v26 out that I didn't realize and it wanted to make new and interesting changes...

This PR also does way more than I was trying to make it do, because I ended up having to not just fix mypy type errors in my new code (which is cool), but then fix other files and stuff for unused imports, import errors, and black formatting for all of it. Sorry. My actual code changes are not that significant.

I don't think you need to fix the unused imports for mypy CI to pass, just so you know.

The catchall_complete looks fine to me, but I'll let @nonprofittechy review it since he's more familiar with the code. The only thing I would consider asking for is a test for the catchall_option changes, but it doesn't look like we have one either, so no obligation there.

@BryceStevenWilley I can't spot the flaw in the branch protection rules, but I think something isn't quite right

Edit: OK I think it was "Restrict updates" causing the issue