ratchet(types): promote unknown-argument to error

fulltext_filter() in database_arango.py called cls.load(document, strict=True),
but no load() implementation accepts a `strict` kwarg — it would raise
TypeError if the method were ever invoked (it has no callers anywhere in the
repo, so the bug never surfaced). Drop the stray kwarg to match the sibling
cls.load(doc) call in filter(), and promote unknown-argument to error.

ty check exits 0; ruff clean; tests/schemas (184), tests/apiv2 (197),
tests/core_tests (29) all pass.

Author: tomchop

core/database_arango.py

@@ -1336,7 +1336,7 @@ def fulltext_filter(cls, keywords):
         key = cls._text_indexes[0]["fields"][0]
         for document in collection.find_by_text(key, query):
             document["__id"] = document.pop("_key")
-            yeti_objects.append(cls.load(document, strict=True))
+            yeti_objects.append(cls.load(document))
         return yeti_objects
 
     def _delete_vertex_refs_in_graphs(self, vertex_id):

pyproject.toml

@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ invalid-type-form = "warn"          # 5 — pydantic conlist() in annotations
 unresolved-import = "warn"          # 3 — optional deps not present in lint env
 no-matching-overload = "warn"       # 1
 missing-argument = "warn"           # 1
-unknown-argument = "warn"           # 1
+unknown-argument = "error"          # 0 — fixed a stray strict= kwarg on cls.load
 
 [tool.uv.sources]
 artifacts = { git = "https://github.com/forensicartifacts/artifacts.git", rev = "main" }