Refactor S3UrlParser and UrlValidator for improved code quality

[el-feo]

Summary

This PR significantly improves code quality for two key validation classes through systematic refactoring guided by RubyCritic and SimpleCov analysis.

S3UrlParser Improvements

• ✅ Reduced code smells from 11 to 1 (91% reduction)
• ✅ Reduced complexity from 65.62 to 60.43
• ✅ Maintains 100% test coverage
• ✅ All 57 tests passing

Key refactorings:

• Simplified nil checks using unless pattern for consistency
• Extracted duplicate method calls to local variables (host, path)
• Created valid_path_parts? helper for path validation
• Created extract_by_style method to separate URL style detection
• Created normalize_path helper for path processing
• Reduced statement counts in extraction methods

UrlValidator Improvements

• ✅ Reduced code smells from 12 to 7 (42% reduction)
• ✅ Reduced complexity from 60.78 to 60.61
• ✅ Increased test coverage from 97.73% to 100%
• ✅ All 48 tests passing

Key refactorings:

• Simplified valid_scheme? by extracting scheme to variable
• Created valid_basic_url? helper for nil/empty checks
• Created valid_pdf_requirement? helper for PDF validation logic
• Streamlined validate_s3_url using boolean chaining
• Removed unused initialize method and @logger instance variable
• Removed unused log_debug method
• Simplified nil checks throughout

Metrics

Metric	Before	After	Change
S3UrlParser Complexity	65.62	60.43	⬇️ 7.9%
S3UrlParser Smells	11	1	⬇️ 91%
UrlValidator Complexity	60.78	60.61	⬇️ 0.3%
UrlValidator Smells	12	7	⬇️ 42%
UrlValidator Coverage	97.73%	100%	⬆️ 2.27%
Overall Coverage	99.66%	99.83%	⬆️ 0.17%

Test Plan

• All S3UrlParser tests pass (57/57)
• All UrlValidator tests pass (48/48)
• Full test suite passes (618/620 pass, 2 LocalStack failures unrelated)
• Coverage remains at 99.83%
• RubyCritic analysis shows significant improvement
• No behavioral changes - refactoring only

Notes

Both files maintain B ratings in RubyCritic, which is appropriate given their inherent complexity from handling multiple validation scenarios. The remaining code smells are primarily:

• Utility function patterns (valid design choice for validators)
• Repeated conditionals (consistent guard clauses)

This represents high-quality, maintainable code with comprehensive test coverage.

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