refactor: remove unnecessary type: ignore from rag_pipeline_fields.py

[fghpdf]

Summary

Remove the unnecessary # type: ignore comment from the flask_restx import in api/fields/rag_pipeline_fields.py.

Why

• The # type: ignore comment on this import is unnecessary
• Other files in the codebase import from flask_restx without type: ignore comments (e.g., fields/data_source_fields.py, fields/api_based_extension_fields.py, libs/helper.py)
• Type check passes without this comment

Test plan

• make type-check passes (0 errors)
• make lint passes
• All unit tests pass (4820 passed)

Part of #24494

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on minor code cleanup by removing a redundant type-ignore comment. The change improves code readability and maintains consistency across the codebase regarding type hinting practices, without impacting functionality or the results of type checks.

Highlights

• Code Cleanup: Removed an unnecessary "# type: ignore" comment from the "flask_restx" import statement in "api/fields/rag_pipeline_fields.py".
• Type Checking Consistency: Ensured consistency with other files in the codebase that import "flask_restx" without type ignore comments, confirming that type checks still pass without the comment.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly removes an unnecessary # type: ignore comment from an import statement in api/fields/rag_pipeline_fields.py. This is a welcome code quality improvement. The rationale is well-articulated in the pull request description, and the test plan is solid, confirming that this change is safe. The change is approved.

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Pull request overview

This PR removes an unnecessary # type: ignore comment from the flask_restx import in rag_pipeline_fields.py, aligning it with the consistent import pattern used throughout the codebase.

• Removes the # type: ignore comment from the flask_restx import

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