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deslop

Remove AI-generated code noise from the current diff while preserving behavior. Use for deslop, AI slop cleanup, unnecessary comments, defensive checks, any casts, or needless nesting after an agent-generated change. Do not use as permission for a broad rewrite or when a real bug has not been isolated.

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# Deslop

Review only the branch diff against its intended base and remove noise that
does not belong in the local code style. Keep the behavior and public contract
unchanged unless a clear, separately verified bug is fixed.

## Review Targets

- comments that narrate obvious code or contradict local conventions;
- defensive checks or catch blocks abnormal for a trusted path;
- `any`, unsafe casts, or optionality used only to silence a type checker;
- deep nesting that can be made clearer with early returns or a named helper;
- one-off wrappers, flags, and branches inconsistent with the surrounding
  module;