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## Description
This pull request addresses and resolves several linting issues,
primarily focusing on `line-too-long` errors reported by `pylint` and
`yapf` formatting conflicts.
### Problem
Initially, running `python butler.py lint` reported `C0301: Line too
long` errors in `src/local/butler/common.py`. Attempts to manually break
these lines were reverted by `yapf` during the formatting step, creating
a loop where `yapf` would reformat the lines to be long, and `pylint`
would then flag them again.
Further investigation revealed that long comments were also contributing
to the `line-too-long` errors.
### Solution
1. **Manual Line Breaking:** The excessively long lines in
`src/local/butler/common.py` were manually broken into multiple lines to
comply with the 80-character limit.
2. **Comment Refactoring:** Long comments that exceeded the line length
limit were refactored and broken into multiple lines for better
readability and to satisfy linting rules.
3. **Re-running Formatters:** After manual adjustments, `python
butler.py format` was executed to ensure consistency with the project's
formatting guidelines. This step confirmed that the manual line breaks
were preserved and no new `line-too-long` issues were introduced by
`yapf`.
### Verification
After applying the fixes and re-running the formatters, `python
butler.py lint` was executed again, and all linting checks passed
successfully.
This ensures that the codebase now adheres to the established style
guidelines without conflicts between the linter and formatter.
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