Initialize transform using __init__()
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__init__()__init__() (can go into 1.0.1 if it's too late for 1.0.0)
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This change is in preparation of opsmill/infrahub-sdk-python#81.
Instead of creating a transform instance with:
We use:
One of the goals here is to avoid having InfrahubClient as an import outside of TYPE_CHECKING within the main transforms file.