move validate_manifest to after remove_override_files & tweak_toml #102
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to safeguard against potential future security issues
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I would mention this as "security hardening".
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you mean as prefix? Or somehow in the sentence?
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I'd probably put "move manifest validation later in the preparation to harden against possible cargo changes.". Mentioning a potential future issue implies we are aware there is going to be an issue in the future.
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Jun 20, 2025
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to safeguard against potential future security issues