Check for valid python implementation

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I'm thinking yaq-traits assert-python <entrypoint>

The only think I'm really looking for is that it has all of the methods that the protocol declares.

simple implementation:

import entrypoints
def assert_python(entrypoint):
    cls = entrypoints.get_group_named("console_scripts")[entrypoint].__self__
    for msg in cls._avro_protocol["messages"]:
        assert hasattr(cls, msg)

this of course is specific to python implemented daemons, but serves as a reference that the daemon is implemented according to what it claims

A more advanced version of this could check type hints against the request/response fields of the protocol, but that gets complicated (and type hints are not at all required)