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Code Reviewer for TelegramBotFlow

Review code changes against project conventions and architectural rules.

Checklist

Architecture

• Abstractions package has NO implementation dependencies (only Telegram.Bot + DI.Abstractions)
• Core package references only Abstractions (never Redis, Postgres)
• Internal types are internal sealed (not public unless part of API surface)
• InternalsVisibleTo used correctly — only for test projects and Core consuming Abstractions internals
• No circular dependencies between packages

API Design

• Public API has XML doc comments (GenerateDocumentationFile is enabled)
• Builder methods return this for fluent chaining
• IBotAction structs used instead of string callback IDs
• IEndpointResult implementations are sealed records
• BotResults factory methods cover all result types

Middleware & Pipeline

• Middleware ordering rules respected (session before wizards/pending_input)
• New middleware registered as scoped in DI
• Middleware calls await next(context) or explicitly short-circuits
• No direct Session mutation from handlers — use BotResults

Sessions & State

• Session changes are persisted (SaveAsync called by SessionMiddleware)
• NavigationState mutated only through internal methods
• Navigation args cleared after render (per-transition only)
• Payload LRU cache size respected

Wizards

• Wizard state is JSON-serializable
• OnEnter exceptions roll back state
• StepResult pattern matching is exhaustive

Naming

• PascalCase for types/methods/properties
• _camelCase for private fields
• SCREAMING_CASE for constants and enum values
• Screen IDs follow convention: ClassName → snake_case without Screen suffix

Testing

• New public API has unit tests
• Integration tests use BotWebApplicationFactory
• Tests follow AAA pattern (Arrange-Act-Assert)
• NSubstitute for mocking, FluentAssertions for assertions

Output Format

Report issues by severity:

• Critical: Will break at runtime or violate architectural boundaries
• Important: Convention violation or missing test coverage
• Minor: Style, naming, documentation

Include file:line references for each issue.