refactor: using slices.Contains to simplify the code

[petercover]

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This is a new function added in the go1.21 standard library, which can make the code more concise and easy to read.

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• Refactor
  • Simplified the logic for checking allowed execution modes using a more concise method.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces a minor optimization in the protocol/lib/metrics/lib.go file. The isAllowedExecutionMode function has been refactored to use the slices.Contains function, replacing a manual loop-based approach for checking if an execution mode is allowed. This change simplifies the code by leveraging a standard library function to perform the slice containment check more concisely.

Changes

File	Change Summary
protocol/lib/metrics/lib.go	Replaced manual loop with slices.Contains() for checking allowed execution modes

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Poem

🐰 A slice of code, a rabbit's delight,
With slices.Contains(), logic burns bright
No more loops to weave and wind
Simplicity now, elegantly refined
Code hops faster, clean and light! 🚀

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protocol/lib/metrics/lib.go (2)

102-102: Great simplification using slices.Contains!

The refactor improves code readability while maintaining the same functionality. This is a good use of the standard library's slices.Contains function and follows idiomatic Go practices.

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The slices package was introduced in Go 1.21. Please ensure that the project's minimum Go version requirement is compatible with this change.

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Go version is compatible with slices package usage

The project uses Go 1.23.1, which is well above the minimum required version (Go 1.21) for using the slices package.

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