Remove stray session logic from lib.ts

[johnlindquist]

Summary

• Removed duplicate session management functions (ensureSessionsDirectory and saveSessionData) from lib.ts
• Session functionality is now correctly isolated in session.ts
• Updated smoke tests to reflect the removal of session functions from lib.ts
• Removed unused imports from lib.ts

Changes

• Deleted the duplicate ensureSessionsDirectory and saveSessionData functions from templates/hooks/lib.ts
• Removed unused fs and path imports from lib.ts
• Updated test expectations in test/smoke/generated-files.test.ts to not expect session functions in lib.ts

Test plan

✅ All existing tests pass
✅ Verified that session functionality is correctly imported from session.ts in index.ts
✅ Code passes linting and formatting checks

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Removed session management utilities related to saving and managing session data.
• Tests
  • Updated tests to reflect the removal of session management utilities.

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Walkthrough

Session management utilities, including directory handling and session data saving functions, were removed from the hooks library. Corresponding test assertions for these exports were also deleted, while other exports and logic remain unchanged.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Change Summary
Session Management Removal templates/hooks/lib.ts	Removed all session management logic: deleted imports, session directory constant, and two async functions (ensureSessionsDirectory, saveSessionData).
Test Update for Exports test/smoke/generated-files.test.ts	Removed test assertions checking for the export of the deleted session management functions. Other export checks remain.

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Poem

A hop and a skip, old sessions are gone,
No more saving data from dusk until dawn.
The hooks still will run, the logs still will show,
But sessiony footprints? Nowhere to go!
With lighter code, the rabbit leaps high—
Simpler and swifter, we reach for the sky!
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