> 1. Authors MUST NOT implement bugs.
This, of course, is achieved by writing the software in Rust.
Writing software in Rust avoids, not only memory corruption type bugs, but indeed it is impossible to implement any sort of defect, as long as you write your software in Rust.
/ducks
Or "write it" in Java, there already is a framework to solve your very problem, all you need to do is to configure it in X.. ehm, YAML.
Or just do it all in the frontend, if there is a bug, worst case, user can always reload the page and start over.
Also, never write any specification or documentation. That way, the program is guaranteed to do exactly what it does.
Nah, modern java needs still needs configuration in XML, YAML, _and_ environment variables set in shell scripts somewhere. And maybe stored in your LDAP server too ;)
The temptation to use commit message "fixing coding standard violation" for bugfixes was palpable.