fix: Resolve Core Orchestrator Framework CI failures and syntax errors

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🔧 Fixes for Core Orchestrator Framework (Sub-Issue #1)

This PR resolves the critical CI failures and syntax errors identified in PR #35 for the Core Orchestrator Framework implementation.

🐛 Issues Fixed

Syntax Errors

• codegen_integrator.js: Fixed malformed template literal that was causing SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier 'https'
  • Properly closed template string and separated JavaScript code from template content
  • Restructured template definitions to prevent code mixing
• task_storage_manager.js: Removed duplicate class declaration causing SyntaxError: A class may only have one constructor
  • Cleaned up orphaned constructor and malformed code blocks

Formatting Issues

• Applied Prettier formatting to all 19 files in the src/ai_cicd_system/ directory
• Resolved all code style inconsistencies

✅ Validation

• All JavaScript files now pass syntax validation (node -c)
• Prettier formatting applied successfully
• No syntax errors remain in the codebase

🔗 Related Issues

• Addresses CI failures in PR feat: Core Orchestrator Framework Implementation (ZAM-563) #35
• Part of ZAM-656: Core Orchestrator Framework Implementation
• Supports ZAM-640: Main AI CI/CD Development Flow System

📁 Files Modified

• src/ai_cicd_system/core/codegen_integrator.js - Fixed template literal syntax
• src/ai_cicd_system/core/task_storage_manager.js - Removed duplicate class
• All other files in src/ai_cicd_system/ - Applied formatting

🚀 Next Steps

With these syntax and formatting fixes, the Core Orchestrator Framework should now:

• Pass CI format checks
• Pass basic syntax validation
• Be ready for integration testing
• Support future component integration points

The framework is now ready for the next phase of robustness upgrades and integration stub implementation.

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Summary by Sourcery

Resolve CI failures by fixing syntax errors and template literal bugs, apply consistent formatting across the Core Orchestrator Framework, and introduce a structured component and orchestration architecture with lifecycle management and centralized coordination.

New Features:

• Introduce ComponentInterface and derived interfaces (Service, Monitor, Storage, Processor) with a ComponentFactory for standardized component design
• Add orchestrator modules: LifecycleManager for dependency‐aware component initialization/shutdown and SystemOrchestrator for central system coordination and workflow execution
• Extend SystemConfig with orchestrator settings and unify async initialize/shutdown interface across components

Bug Fixes:

• Fix malformed template literal in codegen_integrator.js
• Remove duplicate class declaration in task_storage_manager.js to resolve syntax errors
• Correct utils import paths and other minor syntax errors to restore CI validation

Enhancements:

• Apply Prettier formatting across 19+ files and normalize indentation and code style
• Refactor SystemConfig to deep‐merge defaults, validate settings, and expose component‐specific getters
• Update package.json with new test and demo scripts for orchestrator usage

Documentation:

• Reformat README.md code snippets and configuration examples for consistency

Tests:

• Add new npm test command "test:orchestrator" for orchestrator module

Chores:

• Update import paths and apply consistent tab‐based indentation across the codebase

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR resolves CI failures by fixing syntax errors in key modules, correcting import paths, and reformatting the entire src/ai_cicd_system directory to meet style guidelines and ensure successful builds.

Class Diagram: TaskStorageManager Fix and New Orchestrator Classes

classDiagram
  class TaskStorageManager {
    +constructor()
    %% PR fixed: SyntaxError due to duplicate constructor was resolved.
  }

  namespace Orchestrator {
    class SystemOrchestrator {
      %% +New Class: Part of the new Orchestrator module.
    }
    class ComponentRegistry {
      %% +New Class: Part of the new Orchestrator module.
    }
    class LifecycleManager {
      %% +New Class: Part of the new Orchestrator module.
    }
  }

  %% Relationships between new orchestrator classes are not specified in the PR.
  %% They are presented here as part of the Orchestrator namespace.

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Fixed malformed template literal in the codegen integrator	Closed unbalanced backticks in prompt templates Separated JavaScript code from template content to avoid mixing	src/ai_cicd_system/core/codegen_integrator.js
Removed duplicate class declaration and cleaned malformed blocks in the task storage manager	Deleted the orphaned constructor and extra class definition Merged and cleaned up constructor logic	src/ai_cicd_system/core/task_storage_manager.js
Corrected relative import paths for the utils module	Updated import from ../../scripts/modules/utils.js to ../../../scripts/modules/utils.js Ensured consistent imports across core and config components	src/ai_cicd_system/core/workflow_orchestrator.js src/ai_cicd_system/config/system_config.js
Applied Prettier formatting across all source files	Standardized indentation, spacing, and line breaks Resolved trailing spaces and code style inconsistencies	src/ai_cicd_system/*
Enhanced package.json with new orchestrator scripts	Added test:orchestrator Jest command Added demo:orchestrator example script	package.json

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