Mixed Synchronous and Asynchronous Patterns in FileOperations

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Changes Made

• Updated imports: Changed from const fs = require('fs') to const fsPromises = require('fs').promises
• Updated documentation: Modified the class comment to reflect that operations are now asynchronous
• Added async helper methods:
• fileExists(): Uses fsPromises.access for async file existence checks
• Made ensureDir() async using fsPromises.mkdir
• Converted all methods to truly asynchronous:
• createFile, updateFile, patchFile, deleteFile, readFile
• createDir, deleteDir, listDir, renameDir
• All now use fsPromises methods instead of synchronous fs.*Sync methods

Testing Results

Thorough testing confirmed:

• ✅ No regressions: Existing tests (test-scanner.js, test-refactored-scanner.js) still pass
• ✅ Async functionality: All FileOperations methods work correctly with async/await
• ✅ Non-blocking behavior: Concurrent operations complete in ~52ms, confirming the event loop isn't blocked
• ✅ Error handling preserved: All error conditions (non-existent files, duplicates, etc.) are properly handled
• ✅ Large file support: Successfully handled 1MB files without blocking

solves #100

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