Refactored Code Smell Detectors and Resolved Code Issues

[mohammedhashim790]

Hello,
In addition to the previous merge request #85, This MR includes multiple code improvements, such as resolving unfactored hierarchy, consolidating code smell detectors, refactoring methods and variables, addressing magic numbers, and renaming methods for clarity.

Fixes

Refactoring Technique	Class	Issue	Fix
Unfactored Hierarchy	ImplementationSmellDetector, DesignSmellDetector	ImplementationSmellDetector and DesignSmellDetector classes had an unfactored hierarchy, leading to redundancy and complexity.	Resolved the unfactored hierarchy by consolidating the ImplementationSmellDetector and DesignSmellDetector classes into a single class, CodeSmellDetector, to streamline the structure.
Extract Class	CodeSmellDetector, ImplementationSmellDetector, DesignSmellDetector	Code smells were handled separately in ImplementationSmellDetector and DesignSmellDetector, leading to duplication.	Consolidated ImplementationSmellDetector and DesignSmellDetector into a single class, CodeSmellDetector, to reduce redundancy and centralize logic.
Pull Up Method and Variable	CodeSmellDetector, ImplementationSmellDetector, DesignSmellDetector	Duplicate methods (addToSmells, initializeCodeSmell) and variables (smells) across subclasses.	Pulled up the smells variable, addToSmells, and initializeCodeSmell methods into the parent class CodeSmellDetector to promote code reuse and reduce duplication.
Introduce Variable for Magic Number	ImplementationSmellDetector	Magic number 16 was being used directly in the code, violating best practices.	Introduced a new constant variable LONG_RADIX = 16 in the ImplementationSmellDetector class to replace the magic number.
Rename Method	ImplementationSmellDetector	Method getBooleanRegex() was unclear and inconsistent.	Renamed getBooleanRegex() to a more descriptive name to improve clarity.
Rename Method	Resolver	Method infereParameterized() had a typo in its name.	Renamed infereParameterized() to inferParameterized() to correct the spelling and improve readability.