fix: removes unused variable - #63
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The new nightly clang-tidy job runs over the whole tree; this clears every finding its first full run reported, so the job is green from night one. Where a check is wrong or the code is deliberate, the waiver is written next to the code together with its reason. It also carries the unused variable removal from #63, which gcc-16 reports as an error. Co-authored-by: Florian Sattler <florian.sattler@airbus.com>
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The new nightly clang-tidy job runs over the whole tree; this clears every finding its first full run reported, so the job is green from night one. Where a check is wrong or the code is deliberate, the waiver is written next to the code together with its reason. It also carries the unused variable removal from #63, which gcc-16 reports as an error. Co-authored-by: Florian Sattler <florian.sattler@airbus.com>
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The new nightly clang-tidy job runs over the whole tree; this clears every finding its first full run reported, so the job is green from night one. Where a check is wrong or the code is deliberate, the waiver is written next to the code together with its reason. It also carries the unused variable removal from #63, which gcc-16 reports as an error. Co-authored-by: Florian Sattler <florian.sattler@airbus.com>
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The new nightly clang-tidy job runs over the whole tree; this clears every finding its first full run reported, so the job is green from night one. Where a check is wrong or the code is deliberate, the waiver is written next to the code together with its reason. It also carries the unused variable removal from #63, which gcc-16 reports as an error. Co-authored-by: Florian Sattler <florian.sattler@airbus.com>
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The new nightly clang-tidy job runs over the whole tree; this clears every finding its first full run reported, so the job is green from night one. Where a check is wrong or the code is deliberate, the waiver is written next to the code together with its reason. It also carries the unused variable removal from #63, which gcc-16 reports as an error. Co-authored-by: Florian Sattler <florian.sattler@airbus.com>
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Removes unused variable detected by gcc-16 and onward.