feat: Implement self-healing code refactoring engine #30
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This commit introduces a major new capability to the Python Code Harmonizer: a proof-of-concept for a self-healing code engine. Key features and changes in this commit include: - **Refactoring Engine (`harmonizer/refactorer.py`):** A new module that can programmatically analyze a function's Abstract Syntax Tree (AST), split it into dimensionally-pure components (Love, Justice, Power, Wisdom), and generate new, refactored functions. - **Enhanced AST Parser:** The `AST_Semantic_Parser` has been upgraded to map every individual AST node to a semantic dimension, providing the granular data needed for the refactoring engine. - **CLI Integration:** The main CLI (`harmonizer/main.py`) now includes a `--suggest-refactor` flag to trigger and display the refactoring suggestions. - **Robust Testing (`tests/test_refactorer.py`):** A new test suite has been added to validate the refactoring engine's output by parsing the generated code and verifying its AST structure. - **Project Restructuring:** The project has been refactored from a `src` layout to a root-level `harmonizer` package to resolve import issues and improve project structure. - **Configuration File:** The Harmonizer now supports a `.harmonizer.yml` file for configuration, allowing users to specify file exclusions and custom vocabularies. - **Documentation:** Updated `README.md` and added `docs/META_ANALYSIS_V2.md` to reflect the new features, architecture, and the story of the tool's own self-improvement.
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This commit introduces a major new capability to the Python Code Harmonizer: a proof-of-concept for a self-healing code engine.
Key features and changes in this commit include:
harmonizer/refactorer.py): A new module that can programmatically analyze a function's Abstract Syntax Tree (AST), split it into dimensionally-pure components (Love, Justice, Power, Wisdom), and generate new, refactored functions.AST_Semantic_Parserhas been upgraded to map every individual AST node to a semantic dimension, providing the granular data needed for the refactoring engine.harmonizer/main.py) now includes a--suggest-refactorflag to trigger and display the refactoring suggestions.tests/test_refactorer.py): A new test suite has been added to validate the refactoring engine's output by parsing the generated code and verifying its AST structure.srclayout to a root-levelharmonizerpackage to resolve import issues and improve project structure..harmonizer.ymlfile for configuration, allowing users to specify file exclusions and custom vocabularies.README.mdand addeddocs/META_ANALYSIS_V2.mdto reflect the new features, architecture, and the story of the tool's own self-improvement.