chore(client): Expose BaseClient from a2a.client package

[martimfasantos]

Description

This pull request introduces a minor update to the src/a2a/client/__init__.py file, focusing on the module's imports. The change makes the BaseClient class available for import from this package.

• Added BaseClient to the list of imported symbols and to the module's __all__, making it accessible when importing from a2a.client. [1] [2]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request streamlines the a2a.client package by explicitly exposing the BaseClient class. This change simplifies the import process for developers who need to utilize the base client functionality, enhancing the package's usability and clarity regarding its public interface.

Highlights

• Expose BaseClient: The BaseClient class is now made publicly accessible from the a2a.client package. This was achieved by adding it to the __init__.py file's imports and including it in the module's __all__ list.

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Code Review

This pull request exposes the BaseClient class from the a2a.client package. The changes in src/a2a/client/__init__.py correctly add the import for BaseClient and include it in the __all__ list. The modifications are consistent with the existing code style and structure of the file. The change is straightforward and I have no suggestions for improvement.

[holtskinner]

@martimfasantos What is the use case for this? Is it for allowing developers to create their own clients?

[martimfasantos]

@holtskinner Exactly! Not only does it let you implement a customized client, but it also allows you to add the type to the return value of ClientFactory.create() to improve readability