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feat: add semi modular account support wording #161
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lgtm
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#### Semi-modular account | ||
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Account implementers may opt to design a semi-modular account, where certain features, such as default validation, are integrated into the core account. This approach should ensure compatibility with fully modular accounts, maintaining interoperability across different implementations. |
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Nit: we should probably capitalize "should" as "SHOULD", as the top part of the spec states.
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MAY as well :)
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#### Semi-modular account | ||
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Account implementers may opt to design a semi-modular account, where certain features, such as default validation, are integrated into the core account. This approach should ensure compatibility with fully modular accounts, maintaining interoperability across different implementations. |
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We may want to clarify what it means to "ensure compatibility with fully modular accounts" - such as saying it should be possible to install new modules and use them, or use the interfaces, etc.
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