Refactor: Ensure string return type in read_file utility#296
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Summary of Changes
Updated the
read_filefunction insrc/pyob/dashboard_server.pyto explicitly cast the result off.read()to astrbefore returning.Technical Impact
This change improves type safety and ensures consistency in the return value of the file reading utility. By explicitly casting the output, we prevent potential type mismatches in downstream operations that expect a string, enhancing the robustness of the dashboard server's file handling logic.