git.delete

• Given a target <src> (function, file, or directory), remove it from the repo cleanly with no dangling references or dead code

• Identify what <src> is before proceeding

If <src> Is a Function

• Remove the function definition from its source file
• Find all callers: search the entire codebase for any call sites and remove or refactor them
• Remove orphaned helpers: recursively find functions that are now only called by <src> (or each other) and remove them too
• Remove tests: delete all unit tests that exclusively test <src> or its orphaned helpers
• Clean up imports: remove any imports that were only needed by the deleted code

If <src> Is a File or Directory

• Remove the file/directory from the repo
• Find all references: search for any import, from ... import, require, or path strings pointing to <src>
• Remove or refactor each reference: delete the import and any code that depended on it, or replace it with an alternative if a substitute exists
• Remove related tests: delete test files that exclusively test the removed file/directory
• Update configs: check and update any config files (e.g. pyproject.toml, setup.py, __init__.py, MANIFEST.in) that reference <src>

After Removal (all Cases)

• Run the test suite to confirm nothing is broken
• Run a final grep for the removed name to catch any remaining references
• Summarize the changes
• Do not commit any change

Ask for Help If Unsure How to Do

• If the task is not perfectly clear, you MUST not perform it, but ask for clarifications
  • When the task is complex, create a plan.md with 5 bullet points explaining what the plan is