inline-imports-inside-async-functions-violate-module-level-convention
Importing io and base64 inside an async function body (e.g., import io at the start of a tool handler) is a Pristine Sweep violation. These must be at module level. Inline imports execute on every function call and prevent static analysis tools from detecting unused imports. The Pristine Sweep caught this as a finding during the multi-file change review.
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