chore: go mod tidy - fix dependency classification

[yimsk]

Move atotto/clipboard from indirect to direct dependency

[claude]

Code Review - PR #95: chore: go mod tidy - fix dependency classification

Summary

This PR correctly moves github.com/atotto/clipboard from an indirect dependency to a direct dependency, as it is explicitly imported and used in internal/clipboard/clipboard.go:12. The PR also moves github.com/mattn/go-runewidth from direct to indirect, which is appropriate since it's not directly imported in the codebase.

✅ Positive Findings

Correct Dependency Classification

• The atotto/clipboard package is directly imported in internal/clipboard/clipboard.go and used for native system clipboard operations (line 31)
• Moving it to direct dependencies accurately reflects the codebase's actual usage
• The mattn/go-runewidth package has no direct imports in the codebase (only used transitively by other dependencies like lipgloss/bubbletea)
• Moving it to indirect dependencies is the correct classification

Code Quality

• The change follows Go module best practices for dependency management
• The diff shows proper go.mod formatting with correct alphabetical ordering
• The PR title follows conventional commit format with chore: prefix

No Breaking Changes

• This is purely a metadata change in go.mod that correctly reflects actual usage
• No functional changes to the codebase
• Build and runtime behavior remain unchanged

🔍 Observations

Test Coverage

• This change doesn't require additional tests as it's a dependency metadata update
• Existing CI checks (build, lint, test) should be sufficient to validate

Performance & Security

• No performance or security implications
• No dependency version changes, only classification updates

✨ Recommendation

LGTM (Looks Good To Me) - This PR should be merged.

The changes are correct, follow Go best practices, and accurately reflect the codebase's dependency usage. The clipboard package is indeed directly used, and go-runewidth is only a transitive dependency.

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Review generated by Claude Code