Update module.h

[r0cketdyne]

Moved includes to the top: It's a common practice in C++ to place all necessary #include directives at the top of the file for clarity and consistency. This makes it easier for developers to quickly identify dependencies.

Removed unnecessary comments: Comments should provide meaningful insights or explanations that aren't immediately obvious from the code itself. In this case, the function names are self-explanatory, so redundant comments were removed to reduce clutter and improve readability.

Removed unnecessary function implementations: Header files (.h) typically contain function declarations, while source files (.cpp) contain function implementations. This separation of concerns follows good coding practices and makes the codebase easier to manage and maintain.

Removed redundant function overloads: Function overloading can be beneficial for providing different parameter options or types. However, in this case, the overloaded functions were essentially doing the same thing, so they were removed to avoid redundancy and simplify the interface.

Simplified function declarations: Function declarations should be concise and clear. Simplifying the declarations removes unnecessary complexity and improves readability without sacrificing functionality.

Removed redundant variable declarations: Static member variables declared within the class definition are implicitly initialized once for the entire class. Therefore, redundant variable declarations were removed to streamline the code and avoid unnecessary duplication.

Simplified constructor initialization list: In the constructor, initialization lists should be used to initialize member variables. By simplifying the initialization list, the constructor becomes easier to read and understand, enhancing code maintainability.