solution: py-actor-manager#1826
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Your solution is approved because it cleanly implements all required functionality for the Actor dataclass and its manager. The Actor dataclass correctly defines id, first_name, and last_name, and ActorManager is singularly named and lives in managers.py as requested. The constructor of ActorManager accepts db_name and table_name, establishes a SQLite connection, and uses the provided table_name, which keeps it flexible and consistent with the plural-table-name guideline. All CRUD methods (create, all, update, delete) have the required signatures, operate on the database as specified, and handle edge cases sensibly (for example, all() returning an empty list when there are no rows, and update() returning None when no record is updated). There are no critical or blocking issues related to functionality, requirements, or checklist items in the reviewed files. Nice work implementing a clear and straightforward manager that matches the task description closely.
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