The staking contract defines structs directly within the main contract file. While this approach is functional, it can lead to a less organized and maintainable codebase, especially as the project scales.
As the project scales, there might be a need to reuse the structs defined in the staking contract. Seperating the structs from the main contract makes it easier to inherit just the struct file where needed without having to inherit the entire staking contract file. Leading to less deployment cost for future contracts
Manual Review
Move struct definitions to a separate file, and import them into the necessary contracts. This will enhance code organization and reusability, making it easier to maintain and update the project as it grows.
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