Architectural Hardening: Adopt Non-blocking Async I/O#220
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…ecution. Removed blocking `std::fs` operations in async contexts such as `web.rs` by utilizing `tokio::fs` alternatives, including `metadata`, `try_exists`, and the respective async load and save methods (`load_async`/`save_async`). This ensures there is no reactor starvation on the event loop, meeting strict deterministic and high-performance system architectural requirements.
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Refactored architecture to use asynchronous non-blocking file system operations across the codebase. Replaced blocking calls to
std::fswithintokioasync scopes in favor oftokio::fsfor both configurations and user data loading to improve event-loop stability and eliminate synchronization bottlenecks.PR created automatically by Jules for task 8885758308323153347 started by @Cylae