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  • Refactor
    • Server now starts directly on a specified port, rather than searching for an available port within a range.
    • Improved server startup and shutdown sequence for enhanced reliability.

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The StartServer function in internal/server.go was updated to accept a fixed port number instead of a port offset. The logic for scanning a range of ports to find a free one was removed, and the server now binds directly to the specified port. Minor adjustments to goroutine synchronization were also made.

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Server Port Binding Logic
internal/server.go		 Changed StartServer to accept a fixed port (port int) instead of a port offset. Removed logic for scanning a port range and now bind directly to the provided port. Adjusted goroutine synchronization (wg.Add(1)) placement.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR simplifies the server startup logic by removing automatic port discovery and delegating port allocation responsibility to the caller. The changes streamline error handling and improve the control flow of the StartServer function.

  • Replaced automatic port discovery with direct port parameter usage
  • Simplified error handling by combining variable declaration with condition check
  • Fixed WaitGroup synchronization by moving wg.Add(1) before goroutine creation

@alexec alexec merged commit 682272a into main Aug 7, 2025
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@alexec alexec deleted the port-busy branch August 7, 2025 23:33
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