fix/analytics

[Galicz555]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Improved error handling in file reading operations to better distinguish between different types of errors.
  • Enhanced error logging and handling in the contributors' registration process for more precise issue identification.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates involve refining error handling in two Go files. The NewRenderData function now differentiates between non-existent files and other file reading errors, handling them accordingly. In registerContributors, the error logging and handling processes have been improved when interacting with GitHub data and managing cache operations.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
assets/internals.go	Modified NewRenderData to handle file not found separately from other file read errors.
handlers/contributors.go	Enhanced error logging and handling in registerContributors for GitHub data retrieval and cache management.

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PR Summary

• Modification of If Condition The 'If' condition in the code has been adjusted to improve error handling. It is now designed to identify when specific files do not exist. If this event occurs, the system will record it as an error and set the 'analytics' part of the system to be empty i.e. containing no data. If there are any other errors outside of this specific situation, these errors should now be handled in a more severe manner by being labelled as fatal errors. This change enhances the system's ability to appropriately respond to various error situations to minimize disruption.

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