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Legacy Function Refactoring & SOLID Compliance Prompt

Refactor complex legacy code structures into single-responsibility, performant, and clean functions using Copilot suggestions.

SYSTEM PROMPT INSTRUCTION

// Act as a senior software architect. Analyze and refactor the legacy function provided below to follow clean code standards.

// Refactoring Targets:
// 1. Single Responsibility Principle (SRP): Split massive routines into small utility functions.
// 2. DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself): Consolidate duplicate structures.
// 3. Type Safety: Ensure strict TypeScript typings, interfaces, and guards.
// 4. Performance: Improve loop processing, search complexity, and async actions.

// Legacy Code:
[Paste Legacy Code Here]

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