[bug] Inconsistent module definition style: `platform/mod.rs` vs `pages.rs

[shiyeah123]

The project mixes two different Rust module definition patterns, which may confuse contributors:

Pattern 1 (old style): platform/mod.rs

src/platform/
├── mod.rs        ← contains declarations AND implementation code
├── wayland.rs
└── x11.rs

Pattern 2 (modern style): pages.rs + pages/ directory

src/app/
├── pages.rs      ← contains only declarations
└── pages/
    ├── clipboard.rs
    └── common.rs

Both patterns are functionally equivalent since Rust 2018+, but the modern style (pages.rs) is generally preferred because:

• It keeps sibling files at the same directory level
• Avoids the ambiguity of multiple mod.rs files in large projects

Suggested fix: Migrate platform/mod.rs to the modern pattern (platform.rs + platform/ directory) for consistency.

[unsecretised]

It’s a simple mv command away if anyone wants to take this.

But yes I agree this is needed. It's stale from when there was going to be other os support and someone's PR was abt changing this.