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vtable-tanstack-guardrails

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Enforce architecture and performance guardrails when optimizing or extending high-performance table or grid code in reorganized VTable architectures, including but not limited to tableDemo/js/vtable.js and successor modules. Use when adding or refactoring sorting, filtering, selection, pinning, column sizing, column visibility, row models, scroll behavior, virtualization, render pipelines, adapter layers, or rendering performance. Require all table semantics and state to be driven by @tanstack/table-core, all virtualization, range, offset, and scroll calculations to be driven by @tanstack/virtual-core, forbid reimplementing library features, preserve existing source-text encoding and readable Chinese comments, and target bidirectional virtualization plus zero-rerender behavior for large ERP datasets.

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