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Sourcery refactored master branch #1

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Branch master refactored by Sourcery.

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PR Type: Refactoring

Summary of PR: This PR includes a series of refactoring changes aimed at improving code readability and maintainability. It introduces more Pythonic syntax such as f-strings for string formatting and in-place arithmetic operations. The changes also include the use of list comprehensions and tuple unpacking to simplify the code.

General PR suggestions:

  • Ensure that the use of shell=True in subprocess.Popen calls is safe and necessary, as it can introduce security risks.
  • Consider replacing os.system calls with subprocess module functions for better security and error handling.
  • Verify that the refactoring does not introduce any changes in the program's behavior, especially in the way external processes are called and handled.
  • Review the use of f-strings for path construction and consider using os.path.join or pathlib for a more robust solution that is cross-platform compatible.
  • Confirm that the changes maintain the same level of performance, especially in loops and list comprehensions where the original code may have been optimized for speed.

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