Refactor: Removed heartbeat redundant breakpoints and tests #106
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Why need this change? / Root cause:
The heartbeat endpoint had redundant breakpoints and tests that were not necessary for its functionality. These redundancies were causing unnecessary complexity and potential confusion in the codebase.
Changes made:
This commit removes the redundant breakpoints and tests from the heartbeat endpoint. The code has been refactored to be more streamlined and efficient, without losing any of its functionality.
Test Scope / Change impact:
The changes have been tested locally to ensure that the heartbeat endpoint still functions as expected. The impact of these changes is minimal, as they primarily involve cleaning up the codebase and do not affect the endpoint's functionality. However, the code is now easier to read and maintain, which will benefit future development efforts.