refactor: use integer ranges for counted loops#348
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Adopt Go 1.22+ integer range syntax to make loop intent clearer and eliminate manual initialization, conditions, and increments. Signed-off-by: Ryan Johnson <ryan@tenthirtyam.org>
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Description
Adopt Go 1.22+ integer range syntax to make loop intent clearer and eliminate manual initialization, conditions, and increments.
Resolved Issues
In Go 1.22+, three-clause for loops of the form for
i := 0; i < n; I++that can be replaced with fori := range n (). Using range over an integer keeps the intent clear and removes boilerplate loop control code.Rollback Plan
Revert commit.
Changes to Security Controls
None.