🧹 [Refactor excessively long function register_collections] - #105
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🎯 What: The
register_collectionsmethod instdlib/src/collections.rswas a single massive function that initialized and registered all the standard library collection functions. This refactoring breaks it down intoregister_list_functions,register_common_functions, andregister_map_functions.💡 Why: By extracting the logic into logically grouped helper functions, we improve readability, and maintainability.
✅ Verification: Verified by compiling via
cargo checkandcargo clippy, and passing the full test suite withcargo test --workspace.✨ Result: The
register_collectionsmethod is now short and clearly conveys its intent.PR created automatically by Jules for task 12164195751029798500 started by @Tcode-Motion