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[ci] Makefile change to validate the generated python files - #2371
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Summary
Add recursive Python syntax validation to the metadata rpc target so CI catches syntax errors in all generated Python files. The check does not import modules or create bytecode files.
Validation
Verified that valid files pass and syntax errors in both root-level and nested Python files fail the target.