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🧹 [code health improvement for sys.rs closures] - #232
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🎯 What: Extracted inline closures for system and file operations (
read_file,write_file,exists,now,sleep) into top-level standalone functions (read_file_fn,write_file_fn, etc.) withinstdlib/src/sys.rs.💡 Why: Reduces massive setup boilerplate in the
register_sysmethod, making the module initialization more readable. It also clearly isolates capability checking from the registry setup logic.✅ Verification: Visually verified the changes to the extracted functions. Ran
cargo check -p techscript_stdlib,cargo fmt --all, andcargo test --workspace --all-targetsto ensure no functionality is broken and format is intact.✨ Result: Improved maintainability and readability of
sys.rswithout any change in existing behavior.PR created automatically by Jules for task 8975675422364690956 started by @Tcode-Motion