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Add commit-by-commit refactor summary since Jan 12 baseline - #4

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Add commit-by-commit refactor summary since Jan 12 baseline#4
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Motivation

  • Provide a concise, commit-by-commit summary of the refactor work performed since the Jan 12 baseline "update modules" commit.
  • Capture the large architectural changes, module split, logging/config improvements, and new backbone implementations to aid reviewers and future maintenance.

Description

  • Add refactor_branch_changes_working.md containing a chronological summary of every commit since the Jan 12 baseline plus a short summary of the baseline itself.
  • The document highlights the move from monolithic files to package-based multiplex_model/modules/ and multiplex_model/utils/, the addition of multiple backbone implementations, configuration and logging cleanups, and project packaging updates.
  • Note the analysis was performed on the current work branch because no separate refactor branch was present in this clone.
  • The new file was created in the repository and persisted as a working summary for reviewers.

Testing

  • Ran repository inspection commands to build the report: git fetch --all --prune, git branch -a -vv, and git log --oneline --decorate --date=short which completed successfully.
  • Verified per-commit statistics with git show --stat for the baseline and subsequent commits which completed successfully.
  • Confirmed the generated file exists and contains the expected content with wc -l refactor_branch_changes_working.md and sed -n '1,220p' refactor_branch_changes_working.md which completed successfully.

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