🧹 [code health] Remove unused numpy import in surface.py#13
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Removing unused import of numpy in surfce.py file . |
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🎯 What: Removed the unused
import numpy as npfromvolsurface/core/surface.py.💡 Why: Removing an unused module import is completely safe, reduces dependencies, and improves codebase readability.
✅ Verification: Verified by checking the file source code to ensure
npis not used anywhere else in the file, and then ran the full test suite (pytest volsurface/tests/) to ensure no functionality is broken.✨ Result: Cleaned up unused import, leading to a leaner and more maintainable file without changing behavior.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 16389205786925833718 started by @sharesth23