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This pull request focuses on code hygiene by identifying and removing stale parameters from the generateRepoMetadata function. By eliminating unused context.Context and request.Library arguments, the change simplifies the function's interface and its call sites, leading to a more streamlined and maintainable codebase. This refactoring improves clarity and reduces potential confusion for future development.

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  • Function Signature Refinement: The generateRepoMetadata function has been updated to remove the context.Context and request.Library parameters, as they were no longer being used within the function's logic.
  • Code Cleanup: Unnecessary context package imports have been removed from manifest.go and manifest_test.go, reducing code clutter.
  • Test Updates: Corresponding test cases in manifest_test.go have been adjusted to align with the new generateRepoMetadata function signature, ensuring continued correctness.

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This pull request correctly removes stale code by eliminating unused parameters from the generateRepoMetadata function. The context.Context and *request.Library parameters were removed from the function signature, and all call sites and tests have been updated accordingly. The related context package imports and unused variable declarations in tests were also cleaned up. These changes improve code clarity and maintainability. The modifications are correct and consistent across the codebase.

@12ya 12ya changed the title internal/librariangen/generate: remove stale code chore(internal/librariangen/generate): remove stale code Jan 12, 2026
@quartzmo quartzmo added the triage me I really want to be triaged. label Jan 13, 2026
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