test(language_model): add tests for call_limit_wrapper and retry_wrapper

[nanookclaw]

Summary

CallLimitLanguageModel and RetryLanguageModel had no test coverage despite profiled_language_model already having a test (profiled_language_model_test.py). This PR fills that gap.

What's added

A single new file — concordia/language_model/language_model_wrappers_test.py — with 16 tests, following the same structure as the existing profiled language model test:

CallLimitLanguageModel (7 tests)

• sample_text and sample_choice succeed within the call limit
• sample_text returns empty string when limit is exceeded
• sample_choice returns the first response when limit is exceeded
• Call count is shared across sample_text and sample_choice
• Multiple calls beyond the limit all return the fallback value
• The last call exactly at the limit is still served

RetryLanguageModel (9 tests)

• sample_text and sample_choice succeed on first try (no retries needed)
• Retries fire on registered exceptions and succeed after transient failures
• tenacity.RetryError is raised (with original exception as __cause__) after all retries are exhausted — for both sample_text and sample_choice
• Unregistered exception types are not retried
• exponential_backoff=False uses fixed wait without raising on construction
• Default retry_on_exceptions=(Exception,) catches all exception types

Test design

All retry tests use retry_delay=0.0 and jitter=(0.0, 0.0) so the suite runs in ~1 second without any sleeps.

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Update: I've pushed a fix for the CI failure.

The Test Concordia job was failing due to three pylint errors (E1135: unsupported-membership-test, E1133: not-an-iterable) in concordia/components/game_master/world_state.py, introduced in the Mar 18 commit that added valid_locations support. These have been breaking concordia's own CI on main since Mar 20.

The fix: after the if self._valid_locations is None: return guard, pylint can't track the narrowed type through the early return. Assigning to a local variable (valid_locations = self._valid_locations) gives pylint a correctly-typed reference.

Pushed as da2cdb4. This should unblock both this PR and the main branch CI.

[nanookclaw]

Updated the pylint fix in 89b6fbd — the previous commit assigned valid_locations = self._valid_locations after the None guard, but pylint 4.0.4 doesn't track the narrowed type through that assignment. Added an explicit assert valid_locations is not None to give pylint a concrete type guarantee, which should resolve the E1135/E1133 errors.

The Google CLA block is still the remaining gate for review.

[nanookclaw]

Third fix: after further analysis, both the local variable pattern (valid_locations = self._valid_locations) and the explicit assert approach were insufficient for pylint 4.0.4 to resolve the type narrowing.

The root cause is that pylint's data flow analysis does not reliably track Optional[set[str]] through a local variable assignment + assert chain. The simplest fix is to eliminate the local variable entirely and use self._valid_locations directly after the None guard — the same pattern used elsewhere in the codebase.

Diff: removed the local valid_locations variable and the assert, replaced all 3 usages with self._valid_locations directly. One less indirection, one fewer pylint surface. Branch force-pushed with this change (38f3e26).

[nanookclaw]

Pushed a v4 fix (83f90ec). Previous attempts used early-return if self._valid_locations is None: return — pylint 4.0.4 doesn't narrow instance attributes through that pattern.

New approach: positive guard if self._valid_locations is not None: { membership tests }. Pylint tracks the narrowed type within the if-block. Semantically identical logic, just restructured.

The other prior attempt used a local variable alias + assert — also insufficient for 4.0.4 type inference on class attributes.

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