🧹 Reduce nesting in scan_files in cli/src/watch.rs - #71
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🎯 What: Refactored the
scan_filesfunction incli/src/watch.rsto replace deeply nestedif/elseblocks with guard clauses and earlycontinuestatements.💡 Why: Reduces nesting from ~7 levels down to ~3, making the logic significantly easier to read and maintain. The logic itself remains perfectly functionally identical.
✅ Verification: Verified by building successfully and passing the full
cargo test --workspacesuite.✨ Result: A more readable, flattened implementation of the directory walking logic.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 110106201104722104 started by @Tcode-Motion