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Replaces a risky `unwrap()` call on `event.note` in `process_note_events` with a `match` statement. This ensures that if the API returns an event without a note (despite pre-filtering), the application logs an error and continues gracefully instead of panicking. Verified with a regression test case `test_poll_repository_processes_mentions_safely` which mocked the API and ensured the polling loop completes successfully. Existing polling tests also pass. Co-authored-by: myaple <10523487+myaple@users.noreply.github.com>
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Applied `cargo fmt` to `src/polling.rs` after previous refactoring. Verified with `cargo test polling`. Co-authored-by: myaple <10523487+myaple@users.noreply.github.com>
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event.note.unwrap()with amatchstatement insrc/polling.rsto handle potentialNonevalues gracefully by logging an error and returning early, preventing runtime panics. Verified with regression tests.PR created automatically by Jules for task 4291548975554083862 started by @myaple