rubocop

Run rubocop on the specified file and iteratively fix all violations. Follow these guidelines:

1. •Run bundle exec rubocop -a $ARGUMENTS to identify violations. You may omit the path to run on all files.
2. •For each violation, do one of the following:
   • •Fix the code to comply with the style rule
   • •Correct the code to not confuse rubocop
   • •Add # rubocop:disable <CopName> comments ONLY if the rule is incorrect or dangerous, with a clear explanation of why
3. •Re-enable disabled rules immediately after the problematic lines using # rubocop:enable <CopName>
4. •Continue running rubocop until all violations are resolved or properly disabled
5. •Show the final clean rubocop output

Always prefer fixing the code over disabling rules. Only disable rules when:

• •The rule would make the code less readable or maintainable
• •The rule conflicts with established project patterns
• •Following the rule would introduce bugs or security issues
• •The rule is contextually inappropriate for the specific code

Provide clear, specific reasons for any disabled rules.