write-specification

Rules for creating or updating a domain specification in docs/specifications/: location, hierarchy, content, package-local documentation, and scope. Use it whenever a change introduces or modifies important domain behavior, invariants, validation rules, protocol rules, security assumptions, state transitions, or externally observable semantics.

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Repository: bisq-network/bisq2
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name	write-specification
description	Rules for creating or updating a domain specification in docs/specifications/: location, hierarchy, content, package-local documentation, and scope. Use it whenever a change introduces or modifies important domain behavior, invariants, validation rules, protocol rules, security assumptions, state transitions, or externally observable semantics.

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