Remove-code-smell-too-many-branches#2095
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Description:
This PR addresses multiple Pylint too-many-branches (R0912) warnings across the project to improve code readability and maintainability.
Changes made:
Refactored complex methods with deeply nested conditionals and loops by extracting logic into smaller, dedicated private helper methods.
Updated multiple files across datasets, models, and utils modules (including COCOTEXT, CORD, LWDETR, KIEPredictor, metrics, and visualizations).
Successfully reduced the branch count of all flagged methods to well below the Pylint limit of 12.
Impact:
All original logic, semantics, and system behavior are strictly preserved. The codebase is now cleaner, easier to maintain, and fully passes the Pylint checks for branch complexity.