Add pystreamliner to Code Analysis#3257
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Added pystreamliner under the Code Analysis section.
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pystreamliner
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[x] One project per PR
[x] PR title format: Add project-name
[x] Entry format: - project-name - Description ending with period.
[x] Description is concise and short
Why This Project Is Awesome
Hidden Gem - Exceptional quality, solves niche problems elegantly
pystreamliner is a clean, pure-Python AST-based code optimization engine. It safely removes unused imports, duplicate lines, caps blank lines, and reports issues — all without risky regex or modifying uncertain code.
How It Differs
While there are many linters and formatters, pystreamliner specifically focuses on automatic structural cleanups and safe optimizations using native AST parsing, making it great for cleaning messy or AI-generated code.