The registry's scanner reads files the registry never receives

`comfy node publish` runs `ruff check . --select S102,S307,E702` over the whole
working directory. The upload does not: zip_files() filters git-tracked files
through .comfyignore, so tools/ is not in the artifact. The scan does not know
that, and flagged a semicolon in tools/check_media_slots.py -- a file no user
will ever have.

Cosmetic today, because the check runs --exit-zero. Not cosmetic soon: the CLI
says compound statements become an error, and when they do, a file that never
ships would block a publish. Split the line.

The v2.0.0 tag stays at 499eacf. This commit changes nothing in the published
file set -- all 47 of those are identical -- so the tag still marks the tree
that shipped.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PLXmbwfdXirQ5oFreXPcMi

tools/check_media_slots.py

@@ -71,7 +71,8 @@ def main():
 
     print("the node declares what core accepts")
     it = H3.HandTieClips.INPUT_TYPES()
-    allw = dict(it.get("required", {})); allw.update(it.get("optional", {}))
+    allw = dict(it.get("required", {}))
+    allw.update(it.get("optional", {}))
     vids = [w for w in allw if re.fullmatch(r"reference_video(_[23])?_file", w)]
     auds = [w for w in allw if re.fullmatch(r"voice(_[23])?_file", w)]
     ck("three reference video slots", len(vids) == 3, str(sorted(vids)))