fix: strip server-assigned ids before re-uploading annotations - #24
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`job.annotations()` returns existing annotations with their server-assigned `id` fields. When those are re-submitted via `set_annotations` (a full-replace PUT), CVAT rejects/mishandles them because it treats `id` as the identity of an existing object. Strip `id` from tags, shapes, and tracks in `JobAnnotations.request()` so the server creates them fresh. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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job.annotations()returns existing annotations with their server-assignedidfields. When those are re-submitted viaset_annotations(a full-replace PUT), CVAT rejects/mishandles them because it treatsidas the identity of an existing object. Stripidfrom tags, shapes, and tracks inJobAnnotations.request()so the server creates them fresh.