fix: show tokens without description

[thephez]

Summary

• ensure FetchContractsWithDescriptions returns token info even if contract description is missing. Previously, contracts with no description (descriptions are optional) would not be displayed.

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• Refactor
  • Improved internal handling of optional contract descriptions for enhanced code clarity. No changes to user-facing features or behavior.

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Walkthrough

The code refactors how optional contract documents are handled in the FetchContractsWithDescriptions task. It replaces an explicit conditional with the use of Option::map to streamline the creation of Option<ContractDescriptionInfo>, simplifying the insertion logic without changing the overall control flow or error handling.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/backend_task/contract.rs	Refactored to use Option::map for constructing Option<ContractDescriptionInfo>, simplifying logic.

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src/backend_task/contract.rs (2)

127-134: Use Option::map to streamline description creation
The new document_option.map(...) replaces the previous if let block cleanly, preserving None when no document is fetched and wrapping present documents in Some(ContractDescriptionInfo). The unwrap_or_default() ensures you always have a valid String.

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136-139: Clean insertion of description and tokens into results
Inserting (contract_description_info, token_infos) into the BTreeMap is concise and maintains the original behavior. Duplicate keys will be overwritten, matching expectations for unique contract IDs.

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