refactor(auditor): split rules into smaller modules#92
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Summary
Refactor
crates/hk-core/src/auditor/rules.rsinto a directory-based module layout for better readability and long-term maintainability.This change keeps behavior unchanged while breaking a large file into
smaller focused modules:
content.rspermissions.rscli.rsmcp.rsplugin.rsshared.rstest_support.rsThe
rules.rsfile remains the public entrypoint and still assemblesall_rules()in the same order.Motivation
rules.rshad grown large enough to be harder to navigate and review. Splitting it into smaller modules makes the audit rules easier to maintain, extend, and test over time.Verification
cargo test -p hk-core auditor --lockednpm test -- src/pages/__tests__/audit-utils.test.tsNotes
This PR is intended as a structural refactor only.
No functional changes are intended.