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Improved inline documentation for better clarity and maintainability.

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This pull request focuses on enhancing the clarity of the codebase's inline documentation. By adding a more descriptive comment, it aims to improve maintainability and make the code's intent more immediately understandable for developers.

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  • Documentation Clarity: Improved an inline comment in php/utils.php to explicitly state its purpose: "Check if the file exists and is readable."
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This pull request aims to improve inline documentation for better clarity. While the intention is good, the added comment in php/utils.php appears to be misplaced. It doesn't correspond to the code that follows it, which could lead to confusion for future developers. I've added a specific comment with a suggestion to address this for better code maintainability.

Comment on lines +304 to +305
// Check if the file exists and is readable.

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This comment seems misplaced as the following function assoc_args_to_str does not perform any file existence or readability checks. This can be confusing for future maintenance.

Based on the comment's content, it might belong in the get_vendor_paths function, around line 144, where a composer.json file is checked for existence and readability.

Since moving the comment to the correct location is outside the scope of this diff, I suggest removing it from here to avoid confusion.

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Closing as per the feedback above.

@swissspidy swissspidy closed this Jan 9, 2026
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