Fix write() fall-through after ZMQ send #240
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- safe_literal_eval now reads and parses file content instead of always returning default - load_params populates the params map from concore.params file - read() parses list data, extracts simtime from first element, returns rest - Added initval() to parse simtime string and extract data portion - Fixed naming to match codebase style (no underscores in function names) Fixes ControlCore-Project#224
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Fixes #238
The write() function was missing a return statement after the ZMQ send path, causing execution to fall through into the file-based write logic. This led to redundant file operations after every ZMQ write.
Added return to match the pattern already used in read()