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Upgrade basedpyright hook to 1.39.7 so pre-commit works on Python 3.14 (#676)

basedpyright 1.31.1 (the current pre-commit rev) can't parse Python
3.14's stdlib `string/templatelib.py` (t-strings). With a 3.14 project
venv, every file-scoped run — i.e. what pre-commit does on `git commit`
— reports `Cannot access attribute "interpolations" for class "str"`
against templatelib for *any* changed file, blocking commits unless you
`--no-verify`. Full `pre-commit run -a` and CI don't hit it (CI resolves
ubuntu's system 3.12), so it only bites local dev on newer interpreters.

This bumps the mirror rev to 1.39.7 and fixes the 12 errors the newer
version legitimately flags, all `reportPrivateImportUsage` — symbols
imported through modules that only re-export them transitively:

- `WorkflowTick` now imported from `workflows.runtime.types.ticks`
instead of `.plugin`
- `Auth`/`Environment` from `llama_agents.cli.config.schema` instead of
`._config`
- `httpx` imported directly instead of through `manage_client`
- `DeploymentNotFoundError` from `llama_agents.core.server.manage_api`
(its public export) instead of through the control-plane service module
- tests patch `dulwich.repo.Repo` and stdlib `webbrowser` directly
instead of reaching through the module under test (same objects, so
identical behavior)

1.39.7 also warns on the wildcard imports in the `llama_deploy`
back-compat shims; those are intentional re-exports and warnings don't
fail the hook, so they're left alone.

Verified the hook passes both file-scoped and full runs under 3.12,
3.13, and 3.14 venvs.

Open question for reviewers: `lint.yml` doesn't pin a Python for
`setup-uv`, so CI lint type-checks against whatever ubuntu ships
(currently 3.12). Worth pinning for determinism, but not done here.

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