Refactor Team Bridge Test

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Group imports: Instead of having multiple import statements, you can group them based on their source, which makes it easier to read and manage.

Use object destructuring in imports: Instead of importing individual items from a module, you can use object destructuring to import only the necessary items, making the code cleaner and reducing redundancy.

Use type inference: Instead of explicitly defining the types of variables and parameters, you can let TypeScript infer the types based on the assigned values and the function signatures.

Use async/await consistently: Make sure to use async/await consistently throughout the code to handle asynchronous operations. This helps improve readability and maintainability.

Modularize code: Consider separating the code into smaller modules or files based on their responsibilities. This helps improve code organization and makes it easier to maintain and understand.
Use meaningful variable and function names: Make sure to use descriptive and meaningful names for variables and functions. This improves code readability and makes it easier for others to understand your code.

Remove unnecessary comments: Remove comments that do not provide any valuable information or are redundant with the code itself.

Handle errors appropriately: Ensure that errors are handled gracefully by using try/catch blocks or returning rejected promises. This helps prevent unexpected behavior and improves error handling.