refactor: use file scoped namespaces#53
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This PR refactors the entire codebase to adopt C# 10 file-scoped namespace declarations, reducing nesting and improving readability across all source files. - Use File Scoped `namespace`s instead of typical `namespace`s: Traditional block-scoped namespaces introduce extra indentation and boilerplate, making files harder to navigate. This change modernizes the code by converting each namespace declaration to the concise file-scoped syntax (`namespace Foo.Bar;`), removing unnecessary braces and moving `using` directives to the top of each file according to current best practices. > This Autofix was generated by AI. Please review the change before merging.
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This PR refactors fields declared as `static readonly` into `const` where applicable to leverage compile-time constants and improve performance. - Consider making `static readonly` fields `const`: DeepSource flagged that `static readonly` fields which are initialized with constant values can be declared as `const` instead. By changing `private static readonly String ConfigDatabaseName = "ConfigurationDatabase";` to `private const String ConfigDatabaseName = "ConfigurationDatabase";`, we enable compile-time inlining, reduce memory overhead, and enforce immutability more strictly. > This Autofix was generated by AI. Please review the change before merging.
This PR refactors object creation and property assignment to use C# brace initialization syntax, consolidating separate statements into single declarations. It improves code readability by setting multiple properties inline and removes redundant assignments. - Use brace initialization when creating a new object and setting its properties The previous code instantiated objects and then assigned properties in separate statements, leading to boilerplate and scattered logic. This change introduces brace initializers with embedded switch expressions to set properties like `LogLevel` and `ServiceType` directly on construction, and also removes the redundant `response.LogLevel` assignment since it’s now handled inline. > This Autofix was generated by AI. Please review the change before merging.
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This PR refactors the entire codebase to adopt C# 10 file-scoped namespace declarations, reducing nesting and improving readability across all source files.
namespaces instead of typicalnamespaces: Traditional block-scoped namespaces introduce extra indentation and boilerplate, making files harder to navigate. This change modernizes the code by converting each namespace declaration to the concise file-scoped syntax (namespace Foo.Bar;), removing unnecessary braces and movingusingdirectives to the top of each file according to current best practices.