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Introduce three new RFDs covering the design of tool groups and group-level configuration: - RFD 055 defines named tool groups with CLI shorthand (`--tools GROUP` / `--no-tools GROUP`) and exhaustive validation, ensuring every tool is classified relative to a group marked `exhaustive = true`. - RFD 056 extends groups with a `defaults` section, allowing member tools to inherit shared configuration (`run`, `style`, etc.) without per-tool repetition. - RFD 057 adds an `overrides` section to groups, enforcing configuration that takes priority over tool-level settings — useful for policy enforcement via `--cfg` files. Also relaxes the `rfd-extend` justfile rule to allow extending RFDs in Discussion status (previously only Accepted or Implemented), which unblocks chaining these RFDs before any of them are accepted. Signed-off-by: Jean Mertz <git@jeanmertz.com>
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Introduce three new RFDs covering the design of tool groups and group-level configuration:
--tools GROUP/--no-tools GROUP) and exhaustive validation, ensuring every tool is classified relative to a group markedexhaustive = true.defaultssection, allowing member tools to inherit shared configuration (run,style, etc.) without per-tool repetition.overridessection to groups, enforcing configuration that takes priority over tool-level settings — useful for policy enforcement via--cfgfiles.Also relaxes the
rfd-extendjustfile rule to allow extending RFDs in Discussion status (previously only Accepted or Implemented), which unblocks chaining these RFDs before any of them are accepted.