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context: add three generic engineering rules - #588
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed head: 721d332
No actionable findings in the reviewed changes.
Direction: the three requested rules are incorporated into the relevant existing sections without duplicating the root-cause or naming rules. The complete CONTEXT.md fetched at this head is 9,692 characters, below the 10,000-character limit defined in hooks.ts, so this change does not depend on #582 landing to fit.
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Adds the three rules moq-dev/rust2#553 dropped, finishing
quest/m0/context-rules.md:http::Clientexample.assets/CONTEXT.mdis 9,692 of the 10,000 characterCONTEXT_LIMITon main; moq-dev/quest#582 shortens it further. No room had to be made.Choices made without asking: folding the flaky-test rule into the root-cause line to save characters, and the namespace example.
Public API / wire impact: none; hook context text only.
just checkandjust testpass.Models
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Implementer: Claude, Opus 5.5, low effort
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quest reviewafter each round.01a1c168-7f9d-73a2-9b64-bac448f3dfb1, round 1The three requested rules are incorporated, the context remains below its 10,000-character limit, and the completed quest has no remaining references; no actionable defects were found.