Clean main cpp file#6
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This commit updates the build system configuration to reflect the use of a Linux environment instead of Windows. This includes changes to CMake cache variables, compiler paths, and build system generator settings. Co-authored-by: jacegenereux <jacegenereux@gmail.com>
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Modernize and refactor
main.cppto improve code quality, maintainability, and adhere to modern C++ practices.This PR replaces C-style memory management with
std::string, updates C-style casts tostatic_cast, and refactors theResponsestruct toCurlResponsefor automatic memory management. It also removes unused code, improves naming, adds const correctness, and enhances error handling and user feedback, resulting in a 52-line reduction.