Document the dataflow principle in CODING_STYLE.md#277
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The headline rule — business logic written as a single chain of transformations — is what most code-review questions about structure turn on, and it is the reason the project uses Spring WebFlux. Capture both in a top-level doc so external contributors can see the principle that frames the codebase. The doc is intentionally narrow: only the parts of style that are settled appear here. Other conventions remain unwritten until they are.
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Summary
Add a top-level CODING_STYLE.md that captures the dataflow principle —
business logic written as a single chain of transformations — and ties
the framework choice (Spring WebFlux) to that principle.
The doc is intentionally narrow: only settled parts of the coding style
appear here. Other conventions remain unwritten until they are.
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