Solution#1813
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I am approving your solution because all core functional requirements are correctly implemented: the Actor dataclass is well defined, and ActorManager provides working create, all, update, and delete methods backed by a SQLite connection created in __init__. The behavior of each CRUD method matches the specified signatures and correctly commits changes, and all() returns a list of Actor instances (or an empty list) as required. Your .gitignore properly excludes SQLite database files, satisfying the “Don’t push db files” rule.
The only notable concern is around checklist item [CHECKLIST ITEM #3] for plural table naming: self.table_name in app/managers.py is used as provided, so if a caller passes a singular name like "actor", the plural naming convention would not be enforced. This is not a functional blocker for the current task, but as a future improvement you could either document that table_name must be plural or normalize it inside ActorManager.__init__ (for example, by validating or pluralizing the name before use). Overall, your implementation is solid, meets the required behavior, and is a good foundation to build on.
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