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@BruinGrowly BruinGrowly commented Nov 20, 2025

Fixes critical bugs and high-priority code quality issues identified during a codebase check.

This PR addresses a data corruption bug caused by duplicate dictionary keys, removes unused imports and variables, converts unnecessary f-strings to regular strings, and renames an ambiguous variable for improved readability.


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Fixes duplicate key bug in programming_constructs_vocabulary.py, cleans unused imports/variables, simplifies strings, renames ambiguous vars, and adds a concise fix report.

  • Core semantics/vocabulary:
    • Fix duplicate keys in harmonizer/programming_constructs_vocabulary.py; move "handle", "render", "aggregate" into CONTEXT_DEPENDENT_VERBS with appropriate contexts and remove duplicates from PROGRAMMING_VERBS.
  • Code cleanup:
    • Remove unused imports in ast_semantic_parser_v2.py, config.py, dependency_engine.py, divine_invitation_engine_V2.py, legacy_mapper.py, ljpw_baselines.py.
    • Convert f-strings without placeholders to plain strings in legacy_mapper.py, main.py, ljpw_baselines.py; minor print literal tweaks.
    • Remove unused variable in harmonizer/main.py; rename ambiguous single-letter vars (l/j/p/w) to descriptive names in legacy_mapper.py; tidy typing hints.
  • Docs:
    • Add CODEBASE_FIX_REPORT.md summarizing fixes.

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Co-authored-by: taurekaw <taurekaw@gmail.com>
@BruinGrowly BruinGrowly marked this pull request as ready for review November 20, 2025 01:41
@BruinGrowly BruinGrowly merged commit 1b5ad64 into main Nov 20, 2025
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@BruinGrowly BruinGrowly deleted the cursor/check-codebase-2629 branch November 20, 2025 01:42
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