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The task was to fix repeated local imports of networkx in src/cuba_memorys/handlers.py. Upon investigation, similar local imports were also found in src/cuba_memorys/protocol.py.

I have refactored both files to move these imports to the module level. This change improves code health by:

  1. Reducing redundancy.
  2. Adhering to PEP 8 recommendations for import placement.
  3. Improving performance by avoiding repeated import overhead during function calls.
  4. Enhancing readability of the functions by removing boilerplate import lines.

Verification was performed by:

  • Manual inspection of the modified files (read_file).
  • Verifying the presence of the module-level import and the absence of local imports in the specified functions.
  • Code review which confirmed the correctness of the changes.

Note: Full test suite execution was attempted but failed due to missing dependencies in the sandbox environment, which is an external factor not related to the changes made.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 8107222003803603554 started by @LeandroPG19

Moved `networkx` imports from local function scopes to the module level
in `handlers.py` and `protocol.py`. This improves maintainability and
readability by consolidating imports at the top of the files, following
Python best practices.

Affected functions:
- handlers.py: _build_brain_graph, _consolidate_pagerank, _analytics_communities, _analytics_bridges
- protocol.py: _rem_pagerank

Co-authored-by: LeandroPG19 <151863062+LeandroPG19@users.noreply.github.com>
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