refactor: remove redundant -path argument before -prune

[mdqst]

Description

-path was unnecessarily used before -prune. Since -prune already prevents recursion in ./initia and ./ibc, the extra argument wasn’t needed.

Cleaned it up to simplify the command without changing behavior.

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The pull request updates the scripts/protocgen.sh script by altering the command used to locate proto directories. The previous implementation used the -path option to filter directories, but the updated version applies the -prune option immediately after the specified directories (./initia and ./ibc). This change modifies the filtering logic for finding .proto files and may affect which directories are processed later in the script. No changes were made to any exported or public entities.

Changes

File	Change Summary
scripts/protocgen.sh	Modified the command used for locating proto directories by replacing the -path option with the -prune option after directories ./initia and ./ibc.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant S as protocgen.sh
    participant F as Find Command
    U->>S: Execute protocgen.sh
    S->>F: Run find command using -prune after "./initia" and "./ibc"
    F-->>S: Return filtered proto directory list
    S->>S: Process .proto files based on received directories
    S-->>U: Complete processing and output results

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I'm a bunny in the code field, leaping with glee,
Carrots of change sprout, now pruned perfectly.
No more lost paths in the forest of bits,
With a skip and a hop, every file neatly fits.
Hopping along with refined, crisp command delight –
CodeRabbit's refactor has me dancing all night! 🐰🥕

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

scripts/protocgen.sh (1)

11-11: LGTM! Efficient simplification of the find command.

The removal of the redundant -path argument before -prune is a good optimization. The command correctly excludes ./initia and ./ibc directories from the search while finding all .proto files in other directories.

Consider adding a comment explaining the find command's behavior:

+# Find all .proto files excluding ./initia and ./ibc directories, then extract unique parent directories
 proto_dirs=$(find ./initia ./ibc -prune -o -name '*.proto' -print0 | xargs -0 -n1 dirname | sort | uniq)

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