refactor: optimize Fiber app initialization to use singleton pattern#1
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September 1, 2025 17:55
…aths CLAUDE.md and enhance scanner to include full package paths - Add CLAUDE.md for project guidance - Update scanner to extract and use full package paths - Modify RouteGenerator to derive import paths from full package paths
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Refactored Fiber app initialization to use a singleton pattern.
ProvideFiberApp() now returns the same global fiber.App instance.
Ensures consistent middleware and router registration.
Prevents multiple instances and potential port conflicts.