Fix traverseFiles to only process files, not directories

[DeVikingMark]

Fixed a logical error in traverseFiles.ts where the callback function was executed for both files and directories.

The function now correctly processes only files, as suggested by its name and documentation.

This prevents potential errors in JSON processing and image optimization that rely on this utility.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Updated file scanning so operations now target only file entries while directories are traversed without triggering actions.
  • This change enhances system accuracy and efficiency, ensuring only relevant items are processed.
  • The streamlined behavior reduces unnecessary processing and contributes to a smoother overall file handling experience.

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Walkthrough

The traverseFiles function has been modified to execute the callback only for file entries rather than for every directory entry during traversal. The new logic introduces a conditional check that prevents the callback from being called on directories while allowing recursive traversal. No changes were made to any exported or public declarations.

Changes

File(s)	Change summary
_api/src/…/traverseFiles.ts	Updated the traversal logic to invoke the callback only for files; directories are now traversed recursively without invoking the callback.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant T as traverseFiles
    participant E as Directory Entry
    participant C as Callback

    T->>E: Read next directory entry
    alt Entry is a File
        T->>C: Invoke callback with file path
    else Entry is a Directory
        T->>T: Recursively traverse directory
    end

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I'm a bunny on a coding spree,
Skipping directories with utmost glee.
When it’s a file, I jump and call,
Keeping traversal smooth for all.
Hop by hop, our code's set free!
🐇💻

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_api/src/traverseFiles.ts (1)

20-22: Fix correctly aligns implementation with function's intent

The added conditional ensures that the callback function is only executed for file entries, not directories. This matches both the function name (traverseFiles) and the JSDoc documentation which states the function "executes the provided callback function on each file."

This fix prevents potential issues when the callback expects file content (e.g., for JSON parsing or image optimization) but receives a directory path instead.

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