🔧 refactor(contract_report): Improve variable naming for parallel job handling#1905
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🔧 refactor(contract_report): Improve variable naming for parallel job handling#1905
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This PR improves variable naming in the parallel job handling logic by renaming a local variable from maxParallel to maxParallelJobs. This change eliminates shadowing of the package-level constant maxParallel and makes the code more readable by clearly distinguishing between the maximum allowed parallelism (constant) and the actual computed number of parallel jobs (variable).
- Renamed local variable
maxParalleltomaxParallelJobsto avoid shadowing the constant - Updated all references to use the new variable name consistently
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