CLI 2025: Use pueblo.sfa for responder run

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SFA – Single File Applications.

• Pitch: Use PEP 723 for defining inline dependencies, like marimo and others are doing it already.
  PEP 723 – Inline script metadata pyveci/pueblo#139

• Refactoring: Use code from pueblo to implement application launching.
  pueblo.sfa provides a few utility routines for discovering and invoking Python code.

• Feature: Unlock loading application from remote location, using fsspec.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces significant updates to the Responder framework, primarily focusing on Python version support, CLI functionality, and dependency management. The changes include dropping support for Python 3.6, expanding the responder run CLI command to accept both local and remote file targets, and restructuring extension modules. The documentation has been updated to reflect these changes, with improvements to CLI usage instructions, supported Python versions, and dependency specifications.

Changes

File	Change Summary
CHANGELOG.md	- Updated Python version support (3.7-3.13) - Enhanced CLI responder run command - Moved CLI/GraphQL/OpenAPI to responder.ext namespace
README.md	- Updated supported Python version from 3.6+ to 3.7+
docs/source/cli.rst	- Expanded CLI documentation - Added sections for local and remote file launching - Improved command examples
docs/source/conf.py	- Added linkcheck_anchors_ignore_for_url configuration
docs/source/index.rst	- Updated supported Python version to 3.7+
responder/api.py	- Simplified ExceptionMiddleware import
responder/util/python.py	- Simplified load_target function - Added SingleFileApplication and InvalidTarget imports
setup.py	- Updated Python version requirement - Modified dependency groups - Added new cli-full extra
tests/test_cli.py	- Added sfa_services_valid for parameterized testing - Reduced test rerun attempts

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant CLI as Responder CLI
    participant SFA as SingleFileApplication
    participant App as Application
    
    CLI->>SFA: load_target(target)
    SFA-->>CLI: Validate and load target
    SFA->>App: Initialize application
    CLI->>App: Run application

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🐰 A Rabbit's Ode to Responder's New Groove 🚀

From Python 3.6 to 3.7 we leap,
CLI commands now broader and deep,
Remote files and local, all within reach,
Extensions now neatly tucked, each in its niche,
Responder evolves with a technological peep!

🌈✨

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• responder/api.py (1 hunks)
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