rtk-code-simplifier

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Use when reviewing or refactoring rtk Rust code that feels verbose, over-engineered, or non-idiomatic — applies iterator chains, early returns, Option/Result chaining, and zero-copy patterns while leaving rtk's mandatory constraints (lazy_static regex, .context() chains, fallback arms) intact

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Use when reviewing or refactoring rtk Rust code that feels verbose, over-engineered, or non-idiomatic — applies iterator chains, early returns, Option/Result chaining, and zero-copy patterns while leaving rtk's mandatory constraints (lazy_static regex, .context() chains, fallback arms) intact

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