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analysis_options.yaml

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-include: package:lints/recommended.yaml
+include: package:flutter_lints/flutter.yaml
+
+analyzer:
+  language:
+    # Ensures the compiler never implicitly assumes 'dynamic' when it cannot infer a type.
+    strict-inference: true
+    # Disallows the use of generic types without explicit type arguments (e.g., List instead of List<int>).
+    strict-raw-types: true
+  errors:
+    # Elevates missing required parameters from a warning to a hard compile error.
+    missing_required_param: error
+    # Elevates missing return statements in non-void functions to a hard compile error.
+    missing_return: error
 
 linter:
   rules:
-    # ==== Project Organization Rules ====
-    # Enforces relative imports to maintain project structure and avoid unnecessary long paths
+    # Requires explicit return types for all functions and methods to ensure API clarity.
+    - always_declare_return_types
+    # Discourages redundant type annotations on closure parameters where inference is sufficient.
+    - avoid_types_on_closure_parameters
+    # Requires the @override annotation when a class member overrides a member from a superclass.
+    - annotate_overrides
+    # Enforces the use of relative imports for files within the same package to maintain portability.
     - prefer_relative_imports
-
-    # Ensures that files are named in lowercase_with_underscores format
-    - file_names
-
-    # ==== Best Practices ====
-    # Enforces the closing of streams and sinks to avoid memory leaks
-    - close_sinks
-
-    # Avoids empty 'else' blocks to reduce confusion and improve code readability
-    - avoid_empty_else
-
-    # Prefer using 'const' constructors wherever possible for better performance and immutability
+    # Enables the use of the 'super.parameter' syntax in constructors to reduce boilerplate.
+    - use_super_parameters
+    # Encourages 'const' constructors for classes to optimize memory and performance.
     - prefer_const_constructors
-
-    # Avoid leading underscores for local variable names to prevent conflicts and improve clarity
-    - no_leading_underscores_for_local_identifiers
-
-    # ==== Code Consistency ====
-    # Avoids the use of 'print' statements in production code, encouraging proper logging instead
-    - avoid_print
-
-    # Encourages using 'final' for fields that are not reassigned to promote immutability
+    # Requires 'const' for variable declarations that are initialized with a constant value.
+    - prefer_const_declarations
+    # Encourages declaring local variables as 'final' if they are not reassigned.
+    - prefer_final_locals
+    # Encourages declaring private fields as 'final' if they are not reassigned.
     - prefer_final_fields
-
-    # Ensures that all types are explicitly specified for better readability and type safety
-    - always_specify_types
-
-    # Avoids redundant default argument values to keep the code clean
-    - avoid_redundant_argument_values
-
-    # Enforces consistency by preferring single quotes over double quotes for string literals
+    # Triggers a warning when a future is not awaited or explicitly handled, preventing race conditions.
+    - unawaited_futures
+    # Prevents accessing BuildContext across asynchronous gaps to avoid runtime crashes.
+    - use_build_context_synchronously
+    # Ensures that Sink and StreamController instances are properly closed to prevent memory leaks.
+    - close_sinks
+    # Prevents the use of control flow statements (like return or throw) inside a finally block.
+    - control_flow_in_finally
+    # Standardizes string literals to use single quotes unless the string contains a single quote.
     - prefer_single_quotes
-
-    # ==== Documentation Rules ====
-    # Enforces documentation for all public classes, methods, and fields to improve API clarity
-    # - public_member_api_docs
-
-    # ==== Null Safety ====
-    # Avoids unnecessary null checks and encourages the use of null-aware operators
-    - unnecessary_null_checks
+    # Requires constructors to be placed before other members in a class.
+    - sort_constructors_first
+    # Disallows leading underscores for local variables to distinguish them from private class members.
+    - no_leading_underscores_for_local_identifiers