🧹 Janitor: Remove magic number slicing in URL normalization#168
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Replaced hardcoded string slicing (rawLink[6:] and rawLink[7:]) with strings.TrimPrefix in api/index.go. This makes the intent clearer and avoids potential out-of-bounds panics if the logic surrounding the string prefixes were to change.
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strings.TrimPrefixis the appropriate standard library function to use here.normalizeAndValidateURLfunction is already tested, and those tests continue to pass.Alternatives Not Chosen
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strings.TrimPrefix, we could revert back to slicing, but given this is just URL parsing, the overhead is negligible and the readability improvement is worth it.Next Knobs
strings.TrimPrefixto other similar string manipulations in the codebase if they exist.net/urlparsing rather than manual string manipulation where possible.I have verified the change visually and by running the tests using
mise run test. No new errors were introduced.PR created automatically by Jules for task 13148102702252826725 started by @lucasew