do not merge. code quality tests

[AiWaldoh]

#2 do not merge, code quality tests

[AiWaldoh]

I have reviewed the code and here are the actionable items for the developer to improve the code:

1. In CodeReview.py, use more descriptive variable names and avoid overwriting variables. Adding comments or docstrings to explain the purpose and functionality of each method would also be beneficial.

2. In GPTBase.py, the code changes improve code maintainability and readability. However, no significant improvements are made in terms of functionality, performance, testability, or security.

3. In GitHubWrapper.py, the code quality is generally good. However, move the import statement for sys back to the top of the file. Handle specific exceptions explicitly and provide meaningful error messages to the user instead of catching and ignoring all exceptions.

Check out the Amicus Brief.

[AiWaldoh]

@semantic-labs, did this introduce any vulnerabilities?

[AiWaldoh]

@AiWaldoh No, these changes do not introduce any vulnerabilities. The code review report states that the security of the code is not affected by these changes and there are no security-related aspects such as data protection, error handling, or input validation involved.