Replace strings with constants & Improve code quality

[Jack251970]

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The changes refactor the localization analyzers and related code fix provider by replacing hardcoded string literals with references to centralized constants. In particular, the constants for localization method names and class names have been moved to a Constants class. Correspondingly, the analyzer and code fix provider now reference these constants, and code formatting improvements have been made for better readability without altering functional behavior.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
Flow.Launcher.Localization.Analyzers/.../OldGetTranslateAnalyzer.cs Flow.Launcher.Localization.Analyzers/.../OldGetTranslateAnalyzerCodeFixProvider.cs	Refactored the analyzer and its code fix provider to replace hardcoded localization strings with references to the centralized Constants class; improved property formatting for clarity.
Flow.Launcher.Localization.Shared/Constants.cs	Added new constant strings (OldLocalizationMethodName, StringFormatMethodName, StringFormatTypeName) and a readonly array (OldLocalizationClasses) to centralize localization-related values.

Possibly related PRs

• Replace more strings with constants #19: Refactoring to replace hardcoded strings with constant references in localization functionality.
• Add FLLUseDependencyInjection property group & Move all constants to Shared project #18: Centralization of constant values for localization improvements through refactoring.

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Finding constants where strings once strode.
With each neat tweak, my whiskers twitch in glee,
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📒 Files selected for processing (3)

• Flow.Launcher.Localization.Analyzers/Localize/OldGetTranslateAnalyzer.cs (3 hunks)
• Flow.Launcher.Localization.Analyzers/Localize/OldGetTranslateAnalyzerCodeFixProvider.cs (1 hunks)
• Flow.Launcher.Localization.Shared/Constants.cs (1 hunks)

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🔇 Additional comments (8)

Flow.Launcher.Localization.Analyzers/Localize/OldGetTranslateAnalyzerCodeFixProvider.cs (1)

17-19: Good formatting improvement!

The multi-line formatting of FixableDiagnosticIds property improves readability while maintaining the same functionality. This style makes it easier to add more diagnostic IDs in the future if needed.

Flow.Launcher.Localization.Analyzers/Localize/OldGetTranslateAnalyzer.cs (5)

3-3: Appropriate namespace import.

The namespace import for Flow.Launcher.Localization.Shared is correctly added to access the Constants class used throughout the file.

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14-16: Good formatting improvement!

The multi-line formatting of SupportedDiagnostics property enhances readability while maintaining the same functionality.

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74-75: Good use of constants!

Replacing string literals with constants from the shared Constants class improves maintainability and reduces the risk of typos.

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82-83: Good use of constants!

Replacing hardcoded strings with centralized constants improves code maintainability. The use of Constants.OldLocalizationMethodName and Constants.OldLocalizationClasses allows for consistent reference to these values across the codebase.

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86-87: Good use of constants!

Consistently using the same constants throughout the file ensures uniformity and makes future updates easier, as changes would only need to be made in one place.

Flow.Launcher.Localization.Shared/Constants.cs (2)

20-22: Good addition of centralized constants!

Adding these localization-related constants centralizes string values that were previously hardcoded in multiple places. This improves maintainability and makes the codebase more robust against typing errors.

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25-25: Good consolidation of values!

Moving the localization classes into a shared array constant improves maintainability by centralizing these values in one place instead of having them duplicated across the codebase.

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