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fix: remove unused enum value - #191
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Ah, but these are the same thing, with a different name. I think actually removing NOISY_RECON may be best instead |
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Fantastic - see, this is exactly the kind of thing AI fails to spot!! I'll give removing |
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It's been ages, but I've now done this! @AnderBiguri |
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Previously, these two enums were both being represented by the same underlying integer, meaning they couldn't be differentiated from each other. This fix means they can now actually be separated!
Co-authored by Claude Code (Sonnet 5), reviewed by me