refactor: refactor codebase to use pathlib instead of os.path #106
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Very good thank you!
I tested in codespaces and everything seemed to work perfectly
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This PR replaces all occurrences of os.path with the
pathliblibrary to enhance code clarity, maintainability, and cross-platform consistency. Key changes include:Pathobjects.path.relative_to(...)to obtain relative paths instead of naive string replacements.os.path.join(),os.path.exists(),os.path.abspath(...),os.path.basename(...),os.path.dirname(...),os.path.getctime(...),os.listdir(...), and similar functions with the equivalentPathmethods.By leveraging pathlib’s object-oriented approach, we ensure fewer edge cases in path handling, especially on different operating systems. The tests have been updated to reflect these changes and should pass as expected.