🧹 [Refactor excessively long function register_file] - #111
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Extracted the five inline closures (read, write, copy, remove, exists) from the `register_file` function in `stdlib/src/file.rs` into standalone module-level functions. This significantly reduces the size and complexity of the `register_file` block, improving code maintainability. Co-authored-by: Tcode-Motion <188012755+Tcode-Motion@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: The
register_filefunction instdlib/src/file.rswas excessively long and difficult to read because it contained five large inline closures defining file operations (read, write, copy, remove, exists). I have extracted these closures into standalone module-level functions (file_read,file_write,file_copy,file_remove,file_exists).💡 Why: Breaking down this monolithic function improves maintainability, readability, and testability. It follows the codebase pattern of using named standalone functions for
StdFnCallbacksignatures rather than embedding complex logic inside the registry macro/insert blocks.✅ Verification: I confirmed that the extraction was functionally equivalent by running
cargo test -p techscript_stdliband then running the full workspace test suitecargo test --workspace. All tests passed successfully. I also rancargo fmt --allto ensure formatting compliance.✨ Result: The
register_filefunction is now much smaller and serves only as a clear registration block, delegating the actual implementation to well-defined, standalone helper functions.PR created automatically by Jules for task 4472496660871607341 started by @Tcode-Motion