refactor: use file scoped namespaces #52
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This PR replaces traditional brace-scoped namespace declarations with C# 10 file-scoped namespaces across the entire codebase. All namespace blocks have been converted to the simplified `namespace X.Y.Z;` form and common `using` directives have been moved to the top of each file for consistency and readability.
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- Use File Scoped `namespace`s instead of typical `namespace`s: We identified numerous files where the old brace-scoped `namespace Foo { ... }` pattern was used. Each was converted to the file-scoped syntax `namespace Foo;` which reduces indentation, improves visual clarity, and aligns with modern C# conventions. All `using` statements were consolidated immediately below the namespace declaration, and redundant braces were removed to streamline file structure.
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This PR refactors the code by converting static readonly fields that represent compile-time constants into const fields, improving performance, immutability guarantees, and code clarity. - Consider making `static readonly` fields `const`: The field `ConfigDatabaseName` was declared as a static readonly string, which can be promoted to a compile-time constant. We updated the declaration from `private static readonly String ConfigDatabaseName = "ConfigurationDatabase";` to `private const String ConfigDatabaseName = "ConfigurationDatabase";`, ensuring the value is embedded at compile time and reducing memory usage. > This Autofix was generated by AI. Please review the change before merging.
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This PR replaces traditional brace-scoped namespace declarations with C# 10 file-scoped namespaces across the entire codebase. All namespace blocks have been converted to the simplified
namespace X.Y.Z;form and commonusingdirectives have been moved to the top of each file for consistency and readability.Bullet points:
namespaces instead of typicalnamespaces: We identified numerous files where the old brace-scopednamespace Foo { ... }pattern was used. Each was converted to the file-scoped syntaxnamespace Foo;which reduces indentation, improves visual clarity, and aligns with modern C# conventions. Allusingstatements were consolidated immediately below the namespace declaration, and redundant braces were removed to streamline file structure.