Project config and tests

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npx -y skills add n-n-code/n-n-code-skills --skill project-config-and-tests

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Overlay for config contracts, defaults, path helpers, and deterministic test coverage. Use alongside the repo's principle skill when the main task is config behavior or test coverage.

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Project Config And Tests

This is a composable overlay, not a standalone workflow. Use alongside the repo's principle skill (e.g. coding-guidance-cpp) when the main task is config behavior or test coverage.

When to use

The task involves config parsing, defaults, path resolution, normalization, or adding deterministic test coverage around these seams.

Not for

General feature work (use project-core-dev), vendored dependency changes (use project-vendor-boundary), or release/packaging work (use project-release-maintainer).

Rules

keep config parsing non-fatal where that preserves recovery/help paths
keep defaults, example config, and docs aligned
prefer deterministic tests around parsing, normalization, and helper seams using the repo's test framework
keep WHAT/HOW/WHY commentary current in repo-owned tests
add benchmarks for performance-sensitive helpers using the repo's benchmark framework when available
use the repo's coverage tooling to verify test coverage for new code when it exists; otherwise state the manual or structural evidence used

Examples

config default changed but docs/examples still show the old value
path helper normalization needs deterministic tests across relative, absolute, missing, and platform-specific paths