Define the ordered precedence rule table scaffold #30

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opened 2026-07-01 00:51:24 +00:00 by manlycucumber · 0 comments

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Problem

Resolution is driven by roughly twenty-two ordered precedence rules. A rule abstraction and an ordered table are needed before individual rules can be implemented and tested in isolation.

Acceptance criteria

A precedence rule interface and an ordered table container exist
Rules can be registered with an explicit priority order
The resolver walks rules in order until one decides the day
Unit test drives a fake rule set end to end

Notes

Keep rules data-describable so other rubric systems can reorder them.

## Problem Resolution is driven by roughly twenty-two ordered precedence rules. A rule abstraction and an ordered table are needed before individual rules can be implemented and tested in isolation. ## Acceptance criteria - [ ] A precedence rule interface and an ordered table container exist - [ ] Rules can be registered with an explicit priority order - [ ] The resolver walks rules in order until one decides the day - [ ] Unit test drives a fake rule set end to end ## Notes Keep rules data-describable so other rubric systems can reorder them.

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2026-08-05 19:02:29 +00:00

feat: define the 1962 precedence rule-table scaffold (#30) (#346)

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