Refactor example data seeds from global variables to library classes #2383
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The example data seeds were split across 7 files with dependencies shared via global variables (
$project,$guest_person, etc.), making them difficult to test and maintain.Changes
Seek::ExampleDataSeederorchestrator class - coordinates seeding with explicit dependency management through constructor injection, eliminating global variableslib/seek/example_data/:ProjectsSeeder,UsersSeeder,IsaStructureSeeder,SamplesSeederDataFilesAndModelsSeeder,PublicationsSeeder,ConfigurationSeederrequire_relativestatements to:lib/seek/example_data/documenting structure and extension patternsStructure
Each seeder returns created objects via hash, enabling explicit dependency flow:
Dependencies cascade through orchestrator methods, making the data creation flow clear and testable in isolation.
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