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protoc-gen-validateis a plugin that generates validation code.protovalidateuses runtime libraries instead, and does not require code generation.This seems to be a frequent point of confusion for users when migrating. E.g. #275, #269, #177, #178, #73, #47.
I suggest we spell out this major difference in the main readme and the migration guide.