🧹 [refactor] Extract logic from execute_statement to improve readability - #100
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🎯 What: The
execute_statementfunction inruntime/interpreter/src/statements.rshad an excessively long match block handling numerous complex statements directly inline, harming readability.💡 Why: Extracting the logic into well-named private helper methods (
execute_if_stmt,execute_while_stmt, etc.) slims down the dispatch function and dramatically improves readability and maintainability without altering runtime behavior.✅ Verification: Verified via
cargo checkand successfully rancargo test -p techscript_interpreteras well as the fullcargo test --workspacesuite to confirm that there are no regressions.✨ Result: The
execute_statementmethod is now clean and concise, and the internal complexity is properly modularized.PR created automatically by Jules for task 4472496660871606817 started by @Tcode-Motion