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Remove unused header files across multiple source files #2939

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Summary

Clean up code by removing redundant and unused header file includes that were identified through static analysis. This improves code readability and reduces unnecessary dependencies.

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No functional change

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Clean up code by removing redundant and unused header file includes that were identified through static analysis.
This improves code readability and reduces unnecessary dependencies.

Signed-off-by: Huang Qi <huangqi3@xiaomi.com>
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nuttxpr commented Jan 10, 2025

[Experimental Bot, please feedback here]

Yes, this PR appears to meet the NuttX requirements, though it could be more thorough. While it addresses the summary and testing sections, it omits important details. The Impact section, while claiming "no functional change," needs to explicitly answer all the questions with "NO" or a "YES" + description. The Testing section should specify the build host and target details, not just "GitHub CI." While CI is important, local verification is also expected. Providing "before" logs might be unnecessary for a purely cleanup PR like this, but "after" logs demonstrating successful compilation and perhaps basic functionality would strengthen the submission.

@xiaoxiang781216 xiaoxiang781216 merged commit ffd256d into apache:master Jan 10, 2025
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