fix: code quality and safety improvements

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[kunalverma2512]

Saurabh, I am going to be very direct because this has now become a repeated pattern. I have reviewed your recent activity, including PR #332 and the multiple similar PRs you have opened around “code quality and safety improvements.” This level of repeated and insufficiently scoped activity is creating unnecessary repository noise and review overhead. PR #332 itself has no proper description, removes 142 lines with only 1 addition, and is failing the Backend Lint & Test quality gate. More importantly, repeatedly opening PRs without clearly establishing the problem, technical reasoning, scope, and validation is not an acceptable contribution pattern for CodeLens.

Effective immediately, I am limiting your interaction with the CodeLens repository. Do not open any further PRs, issues, or contribution requests in this repository unless you have first discussed the proposed work with me and received explicit approval to proceed. Do not create duplicate or slightly modified versions of existing PRs, and do not continue submitting speculative or unrelated “fixes” simply to increase the number of contributions. I am not asking you to keep trying through additional PRs. This is a clear maintainer decision, and I expect it to be followed. Existing submissions will be reviewed at my discretion, and I will decide whether any of them contain a legitimate contribution worth continuing with.

I appreciate the initiative to contribute, but open source contribution is not measured by how many PRs you can open. It is measured by whether you understand the repository, identify a real problem, research it properly, make a justified and focused change, validate it, and respect the maintainers' review capacity. Going forward, if you are permitted to contribute again, I expect proper issue understanding, prior validation, clear technical reasoning, tightly scoped changes, successful local checks, and a meaningful PR description before requesting review. Until then, please stop creating further contribution activity in CodeLens.