🧹 Refactor useThemeEditor for better code health#47
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Extracted internal closure-bound functions inside `useThemeEditor` into standalone pure functions in the module scope. State and maps are explicitly passed as arguments to improve readability and testability of the main composable. Fixed missing `vue` and `#app` dependencies and installed `happy-dom` to ensure tests run smoothly. Co-authored-by: pisandelli <1986634+pisandelli@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: The
useThemeEditorcomposable was overly long and hard to read. Extracted internal closure-bound functions into module-scoped pure functions.💡 Why: To improve the maintainability and readability of
runtime/composables/useThemeEditor.tsby reducing closure scope and making functions explicitly state-dependent.✅ Verification: Verified by ensuring all vitest tests pass locally (
npm run test), especiallytest/studio/useThemeEditor.spec.ts.✨ Result: A cleaner composable with better-separated pure functions, making it easier to reason about the logic without tracking reactivity deeply through the code.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 13462851794678806746 started by @pisandelli