chore(server): remove orphaned worker-utils.ts and getFreePort - #98955
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What?
Removes the
worker-utils.tsfile and its sole export,getFreePort.Why?
Following a repository audit for dead code, it appears
getFreePortwas introduced as a utility for server workers but has since become completely obsolete (likely due to the massive worker/Turbopack refactors).A global search across the entire repository confirms that there are 0 remaining consumers of
getFreePort, and the file itself is never imported anywhere.How?
packages/next/src/server/lib/worker-utils.ts.pnpm typescript) and test suites to verify no hidden references were left behind. This safely removes unused technical debt.