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Claude-specific note: this file is project context, not enforcement. What is actually enforced here is .github/checks.sh, .github/test-gate.sh, .github/test-install.sh and the CI workflow. A rule in none of them is a hint, which is the argument the package itself makes.

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Agentic habits: Claude instructions

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Claude-specific note: this file is project context, not enforcement. What is actually enforced here is .github/checks.sh, .github/test-gate.sh, .github/test-install.sh and the CI workflow. A rule in none of them is a hint, which is the argument the package itself makes.

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