docs(code): add Principle of Least Surprise guideline#1906
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Codify idiomatic Rust naming and trait conventions as a mandatory principle anchored on std library patterns. - Cover constructors (`new`, `From`/`TryFrom`), parsing (`FromStr`), and access prefixes (`as_`/`to_`/`into_`) - Define `is_`/`has_` boolean contract and hidden side-effect prohibition - Include 5 Bad/Good example pairs with project-relevant types - Cross-reference type-driven-design and validate-at-edge principles Signed-off-by: Lorenzo Delgado <lorenzo@edgeandnode.com>
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Codify idiomatic Rust naming and trait conventions as a mandatory principle anchored on std library patterns.
new,From/TryFrom), parsing (FromStr), and access prefixes (as_/to_/into_)is_/has_boolean contract and hidden side-effect prohibition