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WalkthroughThe pull request adds layered Python linting, converts selected Rust and Markdown test helpers to explicit error handling, modernises Python typing, expands API documentation, and improves Python test diagnostics with contextual assertions and snapshots. ChangesLayered linting
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds layered Python linting and changes test and diagnostic helpers. At the current head, malformed line-start inputs can still produce incorrect diagnostic positions, while CI contract tests do not prove that lint tools use the pinned interpreter and several helper failures lose useful context. These concrete issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Caution Pre-merge checks failedPlease resolve all errors before merging. Addressing warnings is optional.
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Reviewer's GuideConfigures layered Python linting by integrating df12-python-lints and ambrleaks into the Makefile and pyproject, tightens Ruff/Pylint policy for Python 3.14, and updates Python and Rust tests, helpers, and documentation to conform to the expanded lint and snapshot gates. Sequence diagram for the layered make lint pipelinesequenceDiagram
actor Developer
participant Makefile
participant UV
participant Ruff
participant Interrogate
participant PylintPyPy
participant PylintDf12
participant Ambrleaks
participant CargoDoc
participant CargoClippy
participant Whitaker
Developer->>Makefile: make lint
Makefile->>UV: UV_RUN ruff check
UV->>Ruff: ruff check
Makefile->>UV: INTERROGATE interrogate
UV->>Interrogate: interrogate --fail-under 100 python/stilyagi tests
Makefile->>UV: PYLINT pylint-pypy --load-plugins=
UV->>PylintPyPy: pylint-pypy python/stilyagi tests
Makefile->>UV: DF12_PYLINT pylint --load-plugins=df12_python_lints
UV->>PylintDf12: pylint --disable=all --enable=DF12_PYLINT_MESSAGES python/stilyagi tests
Makefile->>UV: AMBRLEAKS ambrleaks
UV->>Ambrleaks: ambrleaks tests
Makefile->>CargoDoc: cargo doc
Makefile->>CargoClippy: cargo clippy
Makefile->>Whitaker: whitaker --all
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if let Some(node) = document.nodes.first().cloned() {
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@coderabbitai Please suggest a fix for this issue and supply a prompt for an AI coding agent to enable it to apply the fix. Include the file and symbol names indicated in the issue at the head of your response. Large Methodtests/test_config_schema.py: test_baseline_config_parses_and_preserves_reserved_values What lead to degradation?test_baseline_config_parses_and_preserves_reserved_values has 78 lines, threshold = 70 Why does this problem occur?Overly long functions make the code harder to read. The recommended maximum function length for the Python language is 70 lines of code. Severity: Brain Method - Complex Method - Long Method. How to fix it?We recommend to be careful here -- just splitting long functions don't necessarily make the code easier to read. Instead, look for natural chunks inside the functions that expresses a specific task or concern. Often, such concerns are indicated by a Code Comment followed by an if-statement. Use the EXTRACT FUNCTION refactoring to encapsulate that concern. |
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| DF12_PYTHON_LINTS_REF ?= v0.1.0 | ||
| DF12_PYTHON_LINTS = git+https://github.com/leynos/df12-python-lints.git@$(DF12_PYTHON_LINTS_REF) |
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If the v0.1.0 tag is moved or only one declaration is updated, DF12_PYLINT continues using the commit locked by uv.lock, while AMBRLEAKS resolves this separate Git tag through uv tool run; the two lint tiers can therefore silently run different revisions and make CI results non-reproducible. Run ambrleaks from the locked development environment, or derive both commands from one immutable pin instead of duplicating the version source.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L102-L107
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In `@crates/stilyagi-markdown/src/tests/ir_consistency.rs`:
- Around line 107-109: Update the valid_document fixture setup in the test to
use expect with a descriptive failure message instead of the let Ok pattern and
generic panic, preserving the underlying construction diagnostic when fixture
creation fails.
In `@docs/developers-guide.md`:
- Around line 903-910: Update the toolchain description to state that Ruff,
Interrogate, and the CPython df12-python-lints Pylint pass use the locked dev
dependency group; do not list generic Pylint as locked, and preserve the
separate PyPy pylint-pypy-shim uv tool run described immediately afterward.
In `@Makefile`:
- Around line 24-34: Pin the df12 Python lints source to commit
755b26f5792f71b37f3a9e656aef714ed98b2c3b wherever the
DF12_PYTHON_LINTS_REF/source configuration is defined, including Makefile lines
24-34 and 161-162 and pyproject.toml line 23; then regenerate uv.lock so
DF12_PYLINT and AMBRLEAKS resolve that immutable revision.
In `@python/stilyagi/diagnostics_location.py`:
- Around line 55-59: Update _normalised_line_starts to reject negative values
and any non-increasing adjacent starts after normalizing the initial zero;
return None for invalid sequences so line_column_from_offset preserves its (1,
1) fallback. Add parametrized pytest cases covering negative and non-increasing
inputs.
In `@tests/support/assertions.py`:
- Around line 23-24: Update the assertion helper containing the condition check
to add an explicit terminal return after the conditional, while preserving the
existing AssertionError behavior when the condition is false.
In `@tests/test_check_files.py`:
- Line 169: Update the assertion message in the expected_fragments check to
include the specific fragment being validated, using its repr so failures
identify the missing value.
In `@tests/test_makefile_recipes.py`:
- Around line 151-164: Update the assertion messages in the expected-header,
expected-recipe, and pytest checks within the parameterized test to include
case.target and the specific expected fragment or pytest value, so failures
identify both the Makefile target and missing content while preserving the
existing assertions.
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| let Ok(mut document) = valid_document() else { | ||
| panic!("expected Markdown IR document"); | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve the fixture-construction diagnostic.
Replace the let Ok pattern with .expect(...). Line 107 discards Message, so a
construction failure reports only a generic panic.
Proposed fix
- let Ok(mut document) = valid_document() else {
- panic!("expected Markdown IR document");
- };
+ let mut document = valid_document().expect("expected Markdown IR document");This preserves the fallible-fixture diagnostic in the test failure. As per path
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| let Ok(mut document) = valid_document() else { | |
| panic!("expected Markdown IR document"); | |
| }; | |
| let mut document = valid_document().expect("expected Markdown IR document"); |
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In `@crates/stilyagi-markdown/src/tests/ir_consistency.rs` around lines 107 - 109,
Update the valid_document fixture setup in the test to use expect with a
descriptive failure message instead of the let Ok pattern and generic panic,
preserving the underlying construction diagnostic when fixture creation fails.
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| The project-backed Python tools run through `uv run --group dev` so the | ||
| repository uses the locked dev toolchain instead of whatever happens to be on | ||
| the host `PATH`. Ruff and Interrogate are both pinned in the `dev` dependency | ||
| group, so the Makefile and CI resolve identical versions from `uv.lock`. Pylint | ||
| is the exception: it runs through `uv tool run --python pypy` with the pinned | ||
| the host `PATH`. Ruff, Interrogate, Pylint, and `df12-python-lints` are locked | ||
| in the `dev` dependency group. The focused Pylint pass is the exception: it | ||
| runs through `uv tool run --python pypy` with the pinned | ||
| [`pylint-pypy-shim`](https://github.com/leynos/pylint-pypy-shim) wrapper. | ||
| Interrogate and Pylint run after Ruff and before the Rust lint tiers, with | ||
| Interrogate enforcing a 100% docstring-coverage threshold. | ||
| `ambrleaks` also uses `uv tool run`, with the same df12 Git tag pinned | ||
| separately in the Makefile. These Python tiers run before the Rust lint tiers, |
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Name the locked Pylint pass precisely.
State that only the CPython df12-python-lints Pylint pass uses the locked development environment. The focused PyPy pass runs through uv tool run with pylint-pypy-shim, as the next lines state. The current wording lists generic Pylint among the locked tools and then calls the focused pass an exception.
Clarify the environment description
-Ruff, Interrogate, Pylint, and `df12-python-lints` are locked
-in the `dev` dependency group.
+Ruff, Interrogate, and the CPython `df12-python-lints` Pylint pass
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In `@docs/developers-guide.md` around lines 903 - 910, Update the toolchain
description to state that Ruff, Interrogate, and the CPython df12-python-lints
Pylint pass use the locked dev dependency group; do not list generic Pylint as
locked, and preserve the separate PyPy pylint-pypy-shim uv tool run described
immediately afterward.
| DF12_PYTHON_LINTS_REF ?= v0.1.0 | ||
| DF12_PYTHON_LINTS = git+https://github.com/leynos/df12-python-lints.git@$(DF12_PYTHON_LINTS_REF) | ||
| DF12_PYTHON ?= 3.14 | ||
| PYLINT = $(UV_ENV) $(UV) tool run --python $(PYLINT_PYTHON) \ | ||
| --from '$(PYLINT_PYPY_SHIM)' pylint-pypy --load-plugins= | ||
| DF12_PYLINT_MESSAGES = R9101,C9102,R9103,R9104,C9105,C9106,C9107,R9108,R9109,R9110,R9111,C9112 | ||
| DF12_PYLINT = $(UV_ENV) $(UV) run --python $(DF12_PYTHON) pylint \ | ||
| --disable=all --load-plugins=df12_python_lints \ | ||
| --enable=$(DF12_PYLINT_MESSAGES) | ||
| AMBRLEAKS = $(UV_ENV) $(UV) tool run --python $(DF12_PYTHON) \ | ||
| --from '$(DF12_PYTHON_LINTS)' ambrleaks |
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Use one immutable df12 source revision. Replace v0.1.0 with commit 755b26f5792f71b37f3a9e656aef714ed98b2c3b in Makefile and pyproject.toml. Regenerate uv.lock so DF12_PYLINT and AMBRLEAKS use that revision.
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In `@Makefile` around lines 24 - 34, Pin the df12 Python lints source to commit
755b26f5792f71b37f3a9e656aef714ed98b2c3b wherever the
DF12_PYTHON_LINTS_REF/source configuration is defined, including Makefile lines
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DF12_PYLINT and AMBRLEAKS resolve that immutable revision.
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| tuple[int, ...] | None | ||
| Normalised line starts, or ``None`` when the input is empty or invalid. | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Validate line starts before promising malformed-input fallback.
_normalised_line_starts only rejects empty or non-convertible values. It accepts negative or non-increasing starts such as (-1, 6) and (6, 3), then passes them to bisect_right, which requires sorted starts. line_column_from_offset can return an incorrect location instead of the documented (1, 1) fallback.
Reject negative or non-increasing starts, and add parametrized pytest cases for these inputs.
Proposed validation
if starts[0] != 0:
starts = (0, *starts)
+ if any(
+ start < 0 or next_start <= start
+ for start, next_start in zip(starts, starts[1:])
+ ):
+ return None
return startsAs per coding guidelines, “Cover happy paths, unhappy paths, and relevant edge cases.”
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In `@python/stilyagi/diagnostics_location.py` around lines 55 - 59, Update
_normalised_line_starts to reject negative values and any non-increasing
adjacent starts after normalizing the initial zero; return None for invalid
sequences so line_column_from_offset preserves its (1, 1) fallback. Add
parametrized pytest cases covering negative and non-increasing inputs.
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Add an explicit terminal return.
Add return after the conditional. The successful path currently relies on an
implicit None return.
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the conditional, while preserving the existing AssertionError behavior when the
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Include the missing fragment in the failure message.
When multiple expected_fragments are checked, "expected fragment in stderr" does not identify the failing fragment. Use f"expected {fragment!r} in stderr".
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In `@tests/test_check_files.py` at line 169, Update the assertion message in the
expected_fragments check to include the specific fragment being validated, using
its repr so failures identify the missing value.
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| expected_header_fragment in header, | ||
| "expected expected_header_fragment in header", | ||
| ) | ||
| for expected_recipe_fragment in case.expected_recipe_fragments: | ||
| assert expected_recipe_fragment in joined_recipe | ||
| assert_with_context( | ||
| expected_recipe_fragment in joined_recipe, | ||
| "expected expected_recipe_fragment in joined_recipe", | ||
| ) | ||
| if case.should_include_pytest: | ||
| assert '"$$VENV_PYTHON" -m pytest -v' in recipe | ||
| assert_with_context( | ||
| '"$$VENV_PYTHON" -m pytest -v' in recipe, | ||
| "expected '\"$$VENV_PYTHON\" -m pytest -v' in recipe", | ||
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Include the target and fragment in each assertion message.
Add case.target and the expected fragment to each message. The current messages are
identical for all parameterised cases, so a failed recipe contract does not identify
the Makefile target or missing value. This conflicts with the stated contextual
assertion objective.
Proposed fix
assert_with_context(
expected_header_fragment in header,
- "expected expected_header_fragment in header",
+ f"{case.target}: missing header fragment {expected_header_fragment!r}",
)
@@
assert_with_context(
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- "expected expected_recipe_fragment in joined_recipe",
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| assert expected_recipe_fragment in joined_recipe | |
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| expected_recipe_fragment in joined_recipe, | |
| "expected expected_recipe_fragment in joined_recipe", | |
| ) | |
| if case.should_include_pytest: | |
| assert '"$$VENV_PYTHON" -m pytest -v' in recipe | |
| assert_with_context( | |
| '"$$VENV_PYTHON" -m pytest -v' in recipe, | |
| "expected '\"$$VENV_PYTHON\" -m pytest -v' in recipe", | |
| ) | |
| assert_with_context( | |
| expected_header_fragment in header, | |
| f"{case.target}: missing header fragment {expected_header_fragment!r}", | |
| ) | |
| for expected_recipe_fragment in case.expected_recipe_fragments: | |
| assert_with_context( | |
| expected_recipe_fragment in joined_recipe, | |
| f"{case.target}: missing recipe fragment {expected_recipe_fragment!r}", | |
| ) | |
| if case.should_include_pytest: | |
| assert_with_context( | |
| '"$$VENV_PYTHON" -m pytest -v' in recipe, | |
| "expected '\"$$VENV_PYTHON\" -m pytest -v' in recipe", | |
| ) |
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messages in the expected-header, expected-recipe, and pytest checks within the
parameterized test to include case.target and the specific expected fragment or
pytest value, so failures identify both the Makefile target and missing content
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Add the complete `df12-python-lints` v0.1.0 Pylint policy and `ambrleaks` to `make lint` under CPython 3.14 while retaining the focused PyPy Pylint pass. Enable Ruff preview rules, the `ASYNC` and `DOC` groups, and NumPy docstring enforcement. Bring the Python tree and reviewed snapshots into compliance, preserve runtime annotations for test frameworks, and repair the Whitaker test-helper findings exposed by the expanded gate. Document the layered lint architecture and its pinned tool boundaries.
Evaluate wrapped assertion diagnostics through a shared test helper so SlipCover measures executed test behaviour instead of failure-only message expressions. Keep inline assertions where pytest rewriting or type narrowing matters, and document the test-only boundary for the helper.
Extract shared invalid-document setup and diagnostic assertions while keeping each validation rule as a separately named test. Preserve the setup panic message without `expect` so the Whitaker test-helper policy remains green.
Extract first-region access into a focused validation helper while keeping each rule represented by its own named test.
Preserve the fixture-invariant panic message with explicit pattern matching so Whitaker accepts the shared helper as non-test code.
Separate public-field and reserved-value checks into focused helpers while preserving the baseline configuration test's end-to-end setup and loading.
Enable the full thirteen-message v0.2.0 rule set under CPython 3.14 and pin the plugin and snapshot scanner to the same tag. Add generated slots to the closed Makefile recipe case required by the new dataclass-layout lint.
Resolve the lockfile from the rebased dependency set rather than carrying a conflicted package graph from the feature branch. Document the licence test helpers' return values and remove the unverified exception claim so the enabled DOC checks describe their real contracts.
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In `@docs/adr-004-python-linting-architecture.md`:
- Around line 201-207: Update the manual Python lint command sequence in the ADR
to include the Interrogate check before the Pylint commands, using the
documented dev-group invocation with a 100 percent threshold against
python/stilyagi and tests.
In `@docs/contents.md`:
- Line 98: Update the ADR 004 entry in docs/contents.md so its audience-focused
description reflects the layered linting tools: Ruff, Interrogate, PyPy Pylint,
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In `@python/stilyagi/config/parse.py`:
- Around line 242-248: Update the fallback InvalidConfigError detail in the
cache-dir value matcher to “must be a path or string,” matching the pathlib.Path
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| "DF12_PYTHON_LINTS_REF ?= v0.2.0", | ||
| ( | ||
| "DF12_PYTHON_LINTS = " | ||
| "git+https://github.com/leynos/df12-python-lints.git@" | ||
| "$(DF12_PYTHON_LINTS_REF)" | ||
| ), | ||
| "DF12_PYTHON ?= 3.14", | ||
| f"DF12_PYLINT_MESSAGES = {expected_messages}", | ||
| "--disable=all --load-plugins=df12_python_lints ", | ||
| "--enable=$(DF12_PYLINT_MESSAGES)", | ||
| "--from '$(DF12_PYTHON_LINTS)' ambrleaks", | ||
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Assert the command-to-interpreter binding.
Add assertions for the DF12_PYLINT and AMBRLEAKS command prefixes.
The current checks prove only that DF12_PYTHON exists and that separate flag
fragments exist. A Makefile can run either tool with a different Python version
and still pass this test.
Proposed fix
expected_definitions = (
"DF12_PYTHON_LINTS_REF ?= v0.2.0",
...
"DF12_PYTHON ?= 3.14",
+ "DF12_PYLINT = $(UV_ENV) $(UV) run --python $(DF12_PYTHON) pylint",
f"DF12_PYLINT_MESSAGES = {expected_messages}",
...
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| "DF12_PYTHON_LINTS_REF ?= v0.2.0", | |
| ( | |
| "DF12_PYTHON_LINTS = " | |
| "git+https://github.com/leynos/df12-python-lints.git@" | |
| "$(DF12_PYTHON_LINTS_REF)" | |
| ), | |
| "DF12_PYTHON ?= 3.14", | |
| f"DF12_PYLINT_MESSAGES = {expected_messages}", | |
| "--disable=all --load-plugins=df12_python_lints ", | |
| "--enable=$(DF12_PYLINT_MESSAGES)", | |
| "--from '$(DF12_PYTHON_LINTS)' ambrleaks", | |
| ) | |
| expected_definitions = ( | |
| "DF12_PYTHON_LINTS_REF ?= v0.2.0", | |
| ( | |
| "DF12_PYTHON_LINTS = " | |
| "git+https://github.com/leynos/df12-python-lints.git@" | |
| "$(DF12_PYTHON_LINTS_REF)" | |
| ), | |
| "DF12_PYTHON ?= 3.14", | |
| "DF12_PYLINT = $(UV_ENV) $(UV) run --python $(DF12_PYTHON) pylint", | |
| f"DF12_PYLINT_MESSAGES = {expected_messages}", | |
| "--disable=all --load-plugins=df12_python_lints ", | |
| "--enable=$(DF12_PYLINT_MESSAGES)", | |
| "AMBRLEAKS = $(UV_ENV) $(UV) tool run --python $(DF12_PYTHON)", | |
| "--from '$(DF12_PYTHON_LINTS)' ambrleaks", | |
| ) |
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In `@tests/test_makefile_recipes.py` around lines 197 - 209, Update the
expected_definitions assertions in the relevant Makefile recipe test to require
both DF12_PYLINT and AMBRLEAKS command prefixes to invoke $(DF12_PYTHON), while
preserving the existing version, plugin, message, and argument checks.
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Summary
This branch adopts layered Python linting so architectural, documentation and
snapshot defects are checked alongside Ruff. It pins
df12-python-lintsv0.1.0, runs all twelve plug-in messages and
ambrleaksunder CPython 3.14,and enables Ruff preview,
ASYNC,DOC, and NumPy-styleDrules.The expanded policy also brings the existing Python tests, reviewed snapshots
and Rust test helpers into conformance without lint suppressions. Wrapped test
diagnostics are evaluated eagerly so the required assertion context does not
appear as uncovered, failure-only code to SlipCover.
Review walkthrough
and Python project configuration
for the pinned runtimes, complete df12 message set, ambrleaks command and Ruff
policy.
and the developers' guide
for the layered linting rationale, assertion-helper scope and maintenance
boundaries.
its focused tests,
and the CI contract tests
for eager diagnostic evaluation, stable snapshot contracts and CPython 3.14
runtime-annotation handling.
and Markdown consistency helpers
for the structural Whitaker repairs surfaced by the complete gate.
Validation
make check-fmt: passed.make lint: passed, including Ruff, 100% Interrogate coverage, focused PyPyPylint, all df12 messages under CPython 3.14, ambrleaks, Rustdoc, Clippy and
Whitaker.
make typecheck: passed.make test: passed with 330 Rust tests, 10 Rust doctests, 197 Python testsand 16 reviewed snapshots.
ratchet baseline.
make markdownlint: passed, including spelling validation.make nixie: passed.mbake validate Makefile: passed.git diff --check: passed.References
Summary by Sourcery
Adopt a reproducible layered Python linting policy and update the codebase, tests, CI contracts, and documentation to satisfy it.
New Features:
Bug Fixes:
Enhancements:
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Chores: