Imagine getting dropped into a massive, unfamiliar city at midnight, handed a wrench, and told to fix a specific water pipe. No map, no street signs, and the water is gushing at full pressure. That is exactly what it feels like to run git clone on a legacy repository. Instead of clean, textbook architecture, you are met with a digital excavation site: ghost folders, custom abstractions, and a utils directory that looks like an absolute junk drawer. Trying to brute force your way throug...