🧹 [code health improvement] add decode docstrings - #21
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What: Replaced a TODO comment in buildDecodeParts with the actual logic to generate docstrings for the partial decode functions. Why: Adding docstrings to the generated decode functions makes the generated code much more maintainable and readable. Verification: The change passes all tests and code review, and follows the existing Epydoc docstring formatting used in the project. Result: The generated decode functions now come with clear documentation strings describing their inputs, outputs, and descriptions.
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🎯 What: Replaced a TODO comment in
buildDecodePartswith the actual logic to generate docstrings for the partial decode functions.💡 Why: Adding docstrings to the generated decode functions makes the generated code much more maintainable and readable.
✅ Verification: The change passes all tests and code review, and follows the existing Epydoc docstring formatting used in the project.
✨ Result: The generated decode functions now come with clear documentation strings describing their inputs, outputs, and descriptions.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 1960302826263445963 started by @schwehr