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Expand Up @@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ The design of the behavior pipeline involves a full stack-preserving chain of re

Unlike Castle DynamicProxy interception API, the `IMethodInvocation` is immutable, which simplifies state management and eliminates possible concurrency issues. Any behavior can nevertheless modify the `invocation` passed to the next behavior delegate by just creating a new `MethodInvocation` with different values. To short-circuit the call, we can simply return from our behavior by calling either `CreateExceptionReturn` or `CreateValueReturn` on the received invocation.

All of the supported .NET calling conventions should be supported by *Stunts*, as shown in (Stunts-Example.md).
All of the supported .NET calling conventions should be supported by *Stunts*, as shown in [Stunts Full Example](Stunts-Example.md).

## Common Behaviors

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This approach involves inheriting from various classes in the SDK, creating custom analyzers and code actions, etc. The best way to learn about this is to explore the [Moq.Analyzer](../src/Moq/Moq.Analyzer) project.

// TODO: add documentation.
// TODO: add documentation.