Refactor Socket Synchronization #5
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The _wait_until_socket_available method in FlashForgeTcpClient used an inefficient polling loop with asyncio.sleep to check for socket availability. This was redundant because the send_command_async method already uses an asyncio.Lock (_socket_lock) to serialize access, which implicitly and efficiently handles waiting. This commit removes the _wait_until_socket_available method, the is_socket_busy method, and the underlying _socket_busy flag. The send_command_async method now relies solely on the existing _socket_lock for command serialization, resulting in cleaner, more correct, and more efficient code.
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This submission removes the redundant polling-based socket synchronization in favor of the existing
asyncio.Lock, resulting in a cleaner and more efficient implementation.PR created automatically by Jules for task 9773986221545261564 started by @GhostTypes