Fix F# style guide: remove LINQ, add missing patterns#64
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- Remove C#-ism: LINQ reference in 'break/continue' guidance - Add immutable collections: Map/list/Set over Dictionary/ResizeArray/List<T> - Add string interpolation preference over sprintf - Add modern indexing syntax (no dot-bracket) - Add CSS-over-inline-styles guidance for Feliz views
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Problem
The F# style guide in
AGENTS.mdreferenced LINQ — a C# concept that doesn't belong in F# guidance. Additionally, comparing with the more recent offpilotAGENTS.md, several concrete F# anti-patterns were missing that LLMs commonly get wrong.Changes
Map,list,SetoverDictionary<>,ResizeArray,List<T>$"text {x}"oversprintfcollection[0]notcollection.[0](dot-bracket obsolete since F# 6)prop.className+ CSS classes, notstyle.*in Feliz viewsThese are the most common C#-isms that AI code generators default to when writing F#.