rustqual 1.2.3

Comprehensive Rust code quality analyzer — seven dimensions: IOSP, Complexity, DRY, SRP, Coupling, Test Quality, Architecture
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//! Aggregate of all per-dimension findings produced by an analysis run.
//!
//! `AnalysisFindings` is the unified payload that every Reporter consumes.
//! Each dimension owns one Vec; reporters iterate the dimensions they
//! render, and the Reporter trait (in `ports::reporter`) requires a
//! method per dimension — so adding a new dimension is a compile-time
//! error in every reporter that hasn't been migrated.
//!
//! State-of-codebase data (per-module instability, classification ratios,
//! cluster topologies) lives in the dimension-specific report structs in
//! `adapters::analyzers::*` — not here. This struct is for findings only.

use super::{
    architecture::ArchitectureFinding, complexity::ComplexityFinding, coupling::CouplingFinding,
    dry::DryFinding, iosp::IospFinding, orphan::OrphanSuppression, srp::SrpFinding, tq::TqFinding,
};

/// All findings of an analysis run, grouped by dimension. The
/// `orphan_suppressions` field is cross-cutting (not tied to a single
/// dimension) — it carries `// qual:allow(...)` markers that didn't
/// match any finding inside their annotation window. Reporters render
/// it via `ReporterImpl::build_orphans` so a future reporter can't
/// silently omit it.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Default, PartialEq)]
pub struct AnalysisFindings {
    pub iosp: Vec<IospFinding>,
    pub complexity: Vec<ComplexityFinding>,
    pub dry: Vec<DryFinding>,
    pub srp: Vec<SrpFinding>,
    pub coupling: Vec<CouplingFinding>,
    pub test_quality: Vec<TqFinding>,
    pub architecture: Vec<ArchitectureFinding>,
    pub orphan_suppressions: Vec<OrphanSuppression>,
}