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🧹 Extract REPL metacommand handling to reduce nesting - #87
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🎯 What: Extracted the deeply nested
match cmdblock inside the REPL'sexecutefunction into a newhandle_metacommandhelper function.💡 Why: The original
executefunction was quite long and deeply nested (amatchinside anif/elseinside amatchinside aloop), which hurt readability and maintainability. Abstracting the metacommand processing flattens the loop and simplifies the main REPL logic.✅ Verification: Verified by checking types locally (
*interpreterdereferencing), confirming no API changes, running package tests (cargo test -p techscript_cli), and running full workspace tests (cargo test --workspace), all of which passed perfectly. Requested and passed internal code review.✨ Result: The
executefunction is significantly shorter and more readable, focusing on the REPL lifecycle rather than individual command implementations.PR created automatically by Jules for task 15863708305393372875 started by @Tcode-Motion