refactor: simplify lambda expressions #130
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This PR refactors lambda expressions that contain a single statement by converting them from a block body to an expression body. This change enhances readability and reduces boilerplate. - Consider simplifying lambda when its body has a single statement: The original multi-line lambda wrapped the await call in a block, adding unnecessary braces and indentation. The fix replaces it with a concise single-line lambda that directly awaits the handler call, streamlining the code. > This Autofix was generated by AI. Please review the change before merging.
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This PR refactors lambda expressions that contain a single statement by converting them from a block body to an expression body. This change enhances readability and reduces boilerplate.