Fix inactive segments in UML Recommendation Pipeline Diagram

[Error10556]

Closes #840

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  • Improved the clarity of the recommendation pipeline sequence diagram by updating style settings and adding explicit activation and deactivation steps for key interactions. This enhances the visual representation of control flow and participant involvement.

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Walkthrough

The sequence diagram in uml/recommendation_pipeline.puml was updated to use the new handwritten style directive and to add explicit activation and deactivation steps for several participants. These changes clarify the control flow and participant activity periods without altering the logical sequence of events.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
uml/recommendation_pipeline.puml	Replaced skinparam handwritten true with !option handwritten true; added explicit activate/deactivate steps for participants to clarify active periods in the sequence diagram.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant handle_exclude_command_line
    participant find_annotation_by_node_type
    participant Config
    participant calculate_patterns_and_metrics
    participant run_recommend_for_file
    participant get_exit_code

    User->>handle_exclude_command_line: parse cmd for exclude pattern
    activate handle_exclude_command_line
    handle_exclude_command_line-->>User: ignored files
    deactivate handle_exclude_command_line

    User->>find_annotation_by_node_type: for <thing>
    activate find_annotation_by_node_type
    find_annotation_by_node_type-->>User: annotations with <thing>
    deactivate find_annotation_by_node_type

    User->>Config: get_patterns_config()
    activate Config
    Config-->>User: config with patterns and metrics
    deactivate Config

    User->>calculate_patterns_and_metrics: calculate
    activate calculate_patterns_and_metrics
    calculate_patterns_and_metrics-->>run_recommend_for_file: patterns and metrics
    deactivate calculate_patterns_and_metrics

    User->>Config: folder_model_data()
    activate Config
    Config-->>User: filename for model loading
    deactivate Config

    run_recommend_for_file->>get_exit_code: pass results
    activate get_exit_code
    get_exit_code-->>run_recommend_for_file: exit_code
    deactivate get_exit_code

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Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Add activate/deactivate for handle_exclude_command_line (1), find_annotation_by_node_type (2), Config (3, 5), calculate_patterns_and_metrics (4), get_exit_code (6) in the UML diagram (#840)	✅
Show what gets returned to run_recommend_for_file from calculate_patterns_and_metrics (#840)	✅

Poem

A hop and a skip, with diagrams anew,
Lifelines now clear, activations in view!
The pipeline’s alive, each actor on stage,
Sequence precise, as we turn the page.
With every new line, this bunny delights—
The flow of the code is now drawn just right!
🐇✨

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4-4: Confirm PlantUML version supports !option handwritten true
!option handwritten true requires PlantUML v1.2022.12+. If the CI pipeline still runs an earlier version, the diagram will fail to parse. Verify the PlantUML version in the build container.

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