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🧹 refactor: reduce parameters in _enrich method by grouping file attributes - #33

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🎯 What: The code health issue addressed is the _enrich method in pysus/management/normalize.py taking too many parameters (7). This was addressed by introducing a FileAttributes dataclass to group group, year, month, and state.
💡 Why: Grouping related variables into a single data structure improves code readability, maintainability, and provides better structure (typing) for handling file attributes in the data normalization layer.
Verification: Verified by running pytest pysus/tests/management/ successfully, checking mypy, black formatting, and requesting code review. The syntax and behavior remain unchanged and fully compatible with existing functions.
Result: The _enrich signature now takes 4 parameters instead of 7, resulting in cleaner and more structured code.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 2833477203714555181 started by @devdudumuniz

Created a `FileAttributes` dataclass in `normalize.py` to encapsulate `group`, `year`, `month`, and `state`. Updated the `_enrich` method signature to accept and return `FileAttributes` instead of a dictionary. This reduces the number of arguments and improves type safety and maintainability. Updated internal call sites in `normalize.py` and `test_normalize.py` to align with these changes.
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