Remove unnecessary inline specifiers #67
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Removed redundant 'inline' keywords from member functions defined inside class bodies. In C++, such functions are implicitly inline, making the explicit keyword unnecessary and verbose.
Changes:
Total: ~218 redundant inline specifiers removed across 5 header files.
This change improves code clarity without affecting performance. Member functions defined within class bodies are implicitly inline per C++ standard.
Note: Free functions and member functions defined outside class bodies still require explicit 'inline' to avoid ODR violations.
Performance: 4.33s avg (5 runs: 4.70s, 4.25s, 4.15s, 4.34s, 4.20s)
Target: ≤4.33s ✅
Tests: All passing ✅