Add detailed comments to improve readability and explain key design decisions #217
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This PR doesn't bring much value, I prefer to close it. |
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psf/cachecontrol#377 was closed with a similar reason. |
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This update adds clear and necessary comments throughout the _process.py script. The comments explain the purpose and reasoning behind major code sections, including subprocess handling, memory usage tracking, profiling, and hook management. By adding these explanations, the code becomes easier to maintain, understand, and extend for future contributors. This change improves developer experience without altering any functional behavior of the script.