Add Python policy conformance tests.#82
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This change introduces a new Python test suite to validate the behavior of the CEL Python policy engine against the shared conformance test data. The tests load policy definitions and test cases from YAML and textproto files and execute them using the Python CEL implementation. PiperOrigin-RevId: 933417420
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Add Python policy conformance tests.
This change introduces a new Python test suite to validate the behavior of the CEL Python policy engine against the shared conformance test data. The tests load policy definitions and test cases from YAML and textproto files and execute them using the Python CEL implementation.