Type collection returns as `Sequence[Player]`, not `List[Player]`

[nanotaboada]

Problem

services/player_service.py::retrieve_all_async is annotated -> List[Player],
but result.scalars().all() is typed Sequence[Player] by SQLAlchemy 2.0 —
not necessarily a list. The annotation is inaccurate and over-promises:
callers are told they can .append() or do item assignment on a value that may
not support it.

Proposed Solution

Type collection-returning read operations with collections.abc.Sequence:

from collections.abc import Sequence

async def retrieve_all_async(async_session: AsyncSession) -> Sequence[Player]:
    ...

The only caller (get_all_async in routes/player_route.py) caches the value
and returns it through a list[PlayerResponseModel] response_model, which
FastAPI builds from any iterable — so Sequence is sufficient. This is the
collections.abc principle: annotate with the least specific type that is
actually true.

Suggested Approach

1. Change the retrieve_all_async return annotation to Sequence[Player].
2. Best done together with the PEP 585 / 604 sweep (see the idioms typing
   issue) so all the collections.abc imports land at once.
3. Run uv run flake8 and uv run pytest.

Acceptance Criteria

• retrieve_all_async returns Sequence[Player]
• No runtime behaviour change
• flake8 clean, all tests pass
• CHANGELOG.md updated

References

• collections.abc — Abstract Base Classes for Containers
• SQLAlchemy 2.0 — ScalarResult.all()
• mypy — Sequence vs list