refactor: replace foo += 1 with foo++#299
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foo += 1 with foo++
Replaces `foo += 1` with `foo++`. This change follows Go's idiomatic style by using the `++` operator instead of `+= 1` for incrementing variables. The `++` operator is more concise and is the standard way to increment loop counters in Go. Signed-off-by: Ryan Johnson <ryan.johnson@broadcom.com>
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Replaces
foo += 1withfoo++.This change follows Go's idiomatic style by using the
++operator instead of+= 1for incrementing variables. The++operator is more concise and is the standard way to increment loop counters in Go.