refactor: drop unused allocator params left over from fs_compat retirement#294
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refactor: drop unused allocator params left over from fs_compat retirement#294
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Removes vestigial
_ = allocator;markers across the cli/, core/, ui/, and update/ trees. These were dead public-surface parameters - some left over from thefs_compat.Child.init(argv, allocator)API that no longer needs an allocator after the move tostd.process.spawn, others kept "for parity" with sibling JSON helpers even though the body never touched the value.The dispatcher table in
main.zigis now slightly irregular:listandcompletionsno longer accept an allocator because their bodies do not need one. Each command's signature now declares what it actually consumes rather than padding to a uniform shape that hid the dead weight.Related Issue
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