Docs: change "Package naming guidelines" to "Package naming rules" #53566
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Imo, these are guidelines, like the closeness of package names etc. I felt the previous wording conveyed a meaning closer to how this is used in practice. |
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…uliaLang#53566) I think that "guidelines" implies that these are just optional suggestions. But in practice, I think we usually insist that these are followed. So I think it might be worth changing "guidelines" to "rules", to clarify that we enforce these.
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I think that "guidelines" implies that these are just optional suggestions.
But in practice, I think we usually insist that these are followed.
So I think it might be worth changing "guidelines" to "rules", to clarify that we enforce these.