Hand-reviewed rather than mechanical, because two of these functions
carried cleanup that depended on the shape being replaced.
internal/imgcache/storage.go, writeIfAbsent: dropped the named result
and the deferred temp-file cleanup that read it (nonamedreturns), in
favour of an explicit os.Remove(tmpPath) on each failing path. The
deferred form removed tmpPath whenever the function returned a non-nil
error, which is reachable on exactly three paths once the temp file
exists: Write, Close and Rename. Each of those now unlinks explicitly,
in the same order relative to tmpFile.Close(). The paths that must NOT
unlink are unchanged and still cannot: the content-already-present
early return, a MkdirAll failure and a CreateTemp failure all happen
before tmpPath exists, and the success path renames the temp file away.
This is the same cleanup shape MetadataStorage.Store and
VariantStorage.Store already use in this file. StoreHashed likewise
loses its named results.
internal/imgcache/eviction.go: converted 26 inline assignments. In
evictSourceBlob the conversions reuse the function-scope err that the
transaction already used; the rollback defer does not read it, and the
ordering of the delete transaction, its commit, the sidecar deletes and
the blob unlink is untouched. In the rows.Next() loops the scan error
is declared inside the loop body and rows.Err() is checked after it, as
before.
internal/config: the remaining conversions are in straight-line code
with no defer or named result.
No behavior changes. make test (with -race, per script/test) is green,
including TestEvictSourceBlobExcludesConcurrentStoreOfIdenticalContent,
which exercises the commit-to-unlink window this cleanup protects.
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