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//! Archive state management for REPL sessions
//!
//! Implements stateless design by using thread-safe in-memory archive storage.
//! State is isolated per session and does not persist between invocations.
//!
//! # ⚠️ ARCHITECTURAL DEBT: Currently Unused
//!
//! **Status:** This module exists but is NOT currently used by the application.
//!
//! **Intended Design:** This `ArchiveState` implementation uses `Arc<RwLock<>>` to provide
//! thread-safe state management that can be passed through `unilang::ExecutionContext`.
//! This aligns with the specification architecture (spec.md:416-426).
//!
//! **Actual Implementation:** Due to `ExecutionContext` not yet supporting custom state
//! (see TODOs in main.rs:42, repl.rs:79), handlers currently use thread-local storage
//! via `handlers::shared_state::CURRENT_ARCHIVE` instead.
//!
//! **Evidence:**
//! - All methods prefixed with `_` (unused indicator)
//! - `ArchiveState` created but ignored: main.rs:32, repl.rs:43 (`_state` parameter)
//! - Handlers use `get_current_archive()`/`set_current_archive()` from `shared_state.rs`
//!
//! **Impact:**
//! - Code confusion: Two state systems, only one works
//! - Specification divergence: Spec shows this pattern, implementation uses different one
//! - Maintenance burden: Dead code infrastructure (100 lines)
//!
//! **Resolution Path:**
//! When `unilang::ExecutionContext` gains state support, refactor handlers to use this
//! `ArchiveState` instead of thread-local storage, then remove `shared_state.rs`.
use TemplateArchive;
use ;
/// Thread-safe archive state for REPL mode
///
/// Provides safe concurrent access to the current template archive
/// being edited in a REPL session. Each command can read and modify
/// the archive through this shared state.
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```ignore
/// use genfile::state::ArchiveState;
/// use genfile_core::TemplateArchive;
///
/// let state = ArchiveState::new();
///
/// // Set archive
/// let mut archive = TemplateArchive::new();
/// archive.set_name( "test" );
/// state._set( archive );
///
/// // Get archive
/// if let Some( archive ) = state._get()
/// {
/// println!( "Archive: {}", archive.name().unwrap_or( "unnamed" ) );
/// }
/// ```