code health improvement: document false positive unused import#305
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The unused import issue reported at src/lib/transcription/UtteranceBasedMerger.regression.test.ts:2 is a false positive. Both `UtteranceBasedMerger` and `ASRWord` are actively used within the file, including as a return type annotation. Removing the type degrades type safety and codebase readability. No code modifications were made.
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What: Analyzed a reported "unused import" code health issue on line 2 of
src/lib/transcription/UtteranceBasedMerger.regression.test.ts.Why: To prevent the removal of a valid import and maintain type safety. Both
UtteranceBasedMergerandtype ASRWordare actively used in the file; specifically,ASRWordis utilized as the explicit return type for thewordsFromTuplesfunction.Verification: Attempted compiling the file with unused locals warnings (
tsc --noUnusedLocals) and executed the test suite (bun test src). Ensured that no code modification was made as both imports are actively required.Result: Concluded that the reported issue is a false positive. Preserved the codebase's type safety and functionality.
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