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Ensure only enabled Arr instances are processed when handling Arr configurations by iterating over the pre-filtered enabledInstances collection instead of all configured instances.

Class diagram for updated Arr processing in GenericHandler

classDiagram
    class GenericHandler {
        +Task ProcessArrConfigAsync(ArrConfig config, bool throwOnFailure)
        -IEnumerable~ArrInstance~ enabledInstances
    }

    class ArrConfig {
        +IEnumerable~ArrInstance~ Instances
    }

    class ArrInstance {
        +bool Enabled
        +string Name
    }

    GenericHandler --> ArrConfig : processes
    ArrConfig --> ArrInstance : contains
    GenericHandler --> ArrInstance : iterates_enabledInstances

Flow diagram for filtering and processing enabled Arr instances

flowchart TD
    A[Start ProcessArrConfigAsync] --> B[Validate ArrConfig]
    B --> C[Determine enabledInstances from config.Instances]
    C --> D{Are there any enabledInstances?}
    D -- No --> E[Return without processing]
    D -- Yes --> F[Foreach arrInstance in enabledInstances]
    F --> G[Process arrInstance]
    G --> H{More enabledInstances?}
    H -- Yes --> F
    H -- No --> I[End ProcessArrConfigAsync]

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