Refactor Skunk Analysis: centralize Skunk attributes

[JuanVqz]

Summary

This PR refactors the Skunk analysis, integrating its methods directly into RubyCritic::AnalysedModulesCollection. This approach provides better encapsulation and follows Ruby's module-based architecture patterns.

Changes

• Enhanced RubyCritic::AnalysedModulesCollection: Added Skunk-specific methods directly to the collection:

• skunk_score - Calculate total Skunk score for all modules
• average_skunk_score - Calculate average Skunk score
• worst_modules - Find modules with highest Skunk scores
• test_modules - Filter test modules from the collection
• to_h - Convert collection to hash format for JSON serialization
  • Updated dependent classes: Modified all classes that previously used the Analysis class:
• StatusReporter: Now uses collection methods directly
• Html::Overview: Simplified by using collection methods
• Json::Simple: Uses collection's to_h method for consistent data structure

Benefits

• Better encapsulation: Skunk analysis logic is now part of the RubyCritic ecosystem
• Reduced complexity: Eliminates the need for a separate analysis class
• Improved maintainability: Changes to analysis logic are centralized in the collection
• Consistent API: All report generators now use the same collection-based interface
• Follows Ruby patterns: Uses module-based architecture instead of standalone classes

Testing

• All existing tests pass
• Updated test suite to work with the new module-based approach
• Maintained comprehensive coverage of all Skunk analysis functionality

This refactoring improves code organization by integrating Skunk analysis directly into the RubyCritic framework while maintaining all existing functionality.

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR refactors Skunk analysis by moving functionality from a separate Analysis class into RubyCritic::AnalysedModulesCollection as instance methods. This provides better encapsulation and follows Ruby's module-based architecture patterns.

• Adds Skunk-specific methods directly to AnalysedModulesCollection for calculating scores and filtering modules
• Updates dependent classes (StatusReporter, Html::Overview, Json::Simple) to use collection methods instead of separate analysis class
• Removes the standalone SkunkData class and integrates its functionality into the collection

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 13 out of 13 changed files in this pull request and generated 4 comments.

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File	Description
test/test_helper.rb	Adds require for skunk gem
test/lib/skunk/rubycritic/analysed_modules_collection_test.rb	New comprehensive test suite for collection methods
test/lib/skunk/generators/html/path_truncator_test.rb	Removes rubocop disable comments
test/lib/skunk/config_test.rb	Adds documentation comments and clarifies duplicate test
test/lib/skunk/commands/status_reporter_test.rb	Adds require for analysed_modules_collection
lib/skunk/rubycritic/analysed_modules_collection.rb	Monkey-patches collection with Skunk analysis methods
lib/skunk/generators/json/simple.rb	Simplifies by using collection's to_hash method
lib/skunk/generators/html/templates/skunk_overview.html.erb	Updates template to use collection methods directly
lib/skunk/generators/html/skunk_data.rb	Removes entire file (functionality moved to collection)
lib/skunk/generators/html/overview.rb	Refactored to use collection methods instead of SkunkData
lib/skunk/commands/status_reporter.rb	Delegates analysis methods to collection
.rubocop_todo.yml	Updates timestamp and block length metrics
.reek.yml	Adds exclusions for new test methods

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[Copilot]

[nitpick] The inline comment is redundant since the test method name 'test_add_format_ignores_duplicates' and the assertion already make the intent clear.

Suggested change

	Config.add_format(:html) # This should be ignored as duplicate
	Config.add_format(:html)

[JuanVqz]

Since now we have multiple reports, JSON, Console, HTML we need to have a single point of truth to calculate skunk scores, and in the first try (commit) I was thinking on having them in a class Analysis but then quickly discovered (second commit) including them in the Collection module was the right movement, since that is always available to create any reports.

I hope that also tracks on you, and let me know if you find a better way to manage the Skunk Scores

Chears,
🦨