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In the layered constraint system, the bottom layer is the codebase structure (naming and fixed creation methods), the second layer is static analysis and continuous integration checks (hard failures), and beyond that are soft constraints such as rule documents, skills, and bugable; relying only on soft constraints, a codebase will sooner or later become messy.
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