[#456] Change createPara function to receive structured arguments

[PrithviKV]

#456

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refactors the createPara utility function to enhance its API by consolidating multiple individual arguments into a single, structured object. This change significantly improves the clarity and maintainability of the function's signature and its various call sites, making the code easier to understand, use, and extend in the future.

Highlights

• Refactored createPara function signature: The createPara function now accepts a single, structured createParaProps object, encapsulating all necessary parameters for creating a 'para' user.
• Improved type definition: A new createParaProps interface was introduced to explicitly define the structure of the arguments passed to createPara, enhancing type safety and clarity.
• Updated call sites: All instances where createPara is invoked, specifically within src/backend/routers/case_manager.ts and src/backend/routers/para.ts, have been updated to conform to the new structured argument approach.

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Code Review

This pull request refactors the createPara function to accept a single structured argument object, which is a great improvement for readability and maintainability. The changes are applied consistently across the call sites. I've added a couple of suggestions to further simplify the implementation and improve code clarity.

[gemini-code-assist]

Since req.input has the same shape as the para object expected by createParaProps, you can pass it directly instead of creating a new object with the same properties. This simplifies the code, as is already done in src/backend/routers/para.ts.

      const paraProps = {
        para: req.input,
        db: req.ctx.db,
        from_email: req.ctx.env.EMAIL_FROM,
        to_email: req.input.email,
        case_manager_name: req.ctx.auth.session.user?.name ?? "",
        env: req.ctx.env,
      };