refactor(engine): drop planning re-export shim - #316
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Remove internal/engine/planning_reexports.go and qualify the six call sites in tool_service.go with the planning package directly. First of the 23 engine re-export shims to go; the plan doc frames this as incremental multi-PR work.
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First of the 23
internal/engine/*_reexports.goshims to be removed (the repo's owndocs/plans/engine-refactor-plan.mdframes this as incremental multi-PR work).Removes
planning_reexports.goand qualifies the six call sites intool_service.gowith theplanningpackage directly. No external package referencedengine.<planning symbol>(verified), so this is an internal-only cleanup.Verified:
go build ./...,go vet,golangci-lint,go test ./internal/engine/...,make boundaries.Note: I attempted to remove all 22 remaining shims at once and the compiler surfaced only ~10 undefined symbols initially, but the automated qualification cascaded (const blocks, package-name collisions) and corrupted files, so I reverted to this single verified shim. The rest should be done one at a time.