refactor: use file scoped namespaces#134
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This PR modernizes the C# codebase by converting all traditional block-style namespace declarations to file-scoped namespace syntax. This change flattens the file structure, removes unnecessary indentation levels, and aligns the code with the latest C# conventions. - Use File Scoped `namespace`s instead of typical `namespace`s: Many source files originally declared block-scoped namespaces with braces, causing extra nesting and indentation. Each file has been updated to use the file-scoped namespace syntax (ending with a semicolon), and the `using` directives and class/record declarations have been moved to the top of the file. This refactor improves readability and consistency across the project. > This Autofix was generated by AI. Please review the change before merging.
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This PR refactors lambda expressions that contain only a single statement to use more concise, expression-bodied forms and improves readability across chained calls.
- Consider simplifying lambda when its body has a single statement: The original code used a block lambda for an async call and a tightly coupled Setup expression. In the first patch, the `Setup(a => a.GetLatestVersion(...))` call is reformatted across multiple lines for clarity while retaining its expression-bodied form. In the second patch, the multi-line block inside `Should.NotThrow(async () => { await ... })` is converted into an inline, expression-bodied async lambda, removing unnecessary braces and making the code more succinct.
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This PR modernizes the C# codebase by converting all traditional block-style namespace declarations to file-scoped namespace syntax. This change flattens the file structure, removes unnecessary indentation levels, and aligns the code with the latest C# conventions.
namespaces instead of typicalnamespaces: Many source files originally declared block-scoped namespaces with braces, causing extra nesting and indentation. Each file has been updated to use the file-scoped namespace syntax (ending with a semicolon), and theusingdirectives and class/record declarations have been moved to the top of the file. This refactor improves readability and consistency across the project.