Refactor filesystem tooling to use a centralized utility - #137
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This change introduces a new `utils/filesystem.py` module that provides a centralized interface for filesystem operations. The `find_files` function in this module is used to recursively find files in a directory, excluding specified directories. The `tooling/dependency_graph_generator.py` script has been refactored to use the new `find_files` utility, which simplifies its code and makes it more robust. This change is the first step in a larger effort to refactor all filesystem-related tooling to use the new centralized utility.
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This change introduces a new
utils/filesystem.pymodule and refactorstooling/dependency_graph_generator.pyto use it. This is the first step in a larger effort to refactor all filesystem-related tooling to use the new centralized utility.PR created automatically by Jules for task 5085361315741922174