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refactor(config): derive Default for PackageConfig and drop the repeated literals - #1311
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This doesn't change behaviour. Every non-String field is an Option or a Vec, so the derived Default gives the same None / empty values the removed literals spelled out. The code search on main finds the old literal only in these 13 files, so none were missed. Replacing package_config() in init.rs with struct update syntax is the idiomatic way to do it. Nothing blocking.
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Closes #1310
PackageConfig now derives Default. The 22 literals that listed every optional field as None or empty name only what they set and end with
..Default::default(). No behaviour change, net -272 lines.