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----
-name: csharp-configuration
-description: >-
-  C# application configuration management standards using Consul. Covers config
-  files, Consul key/value store, service discovery, machine name usage, what to
-  make configurable. Use when setting up application configuration, deciding
-  where to store settings, working with Consul, or managing environment-specific
-  config in C#/.NET projects.
----
-
-# C# Configuration Standards
-
-## Config files: only for Consul bootstrap and secrets
-
-For new projects, `web/app.config` should only contain:
-
-- Settings to connect to Consul
-- Sensitive data not allowed in Consul (e.g., production passwords)
-
-All other settings go in Consul. Existing projects should consider migrating.
-
-## Use Consul for configuration
-
-Consul is deployed in all datacenters for application settings. Use it for all new applications. Use the `config-consul` library for simplified bootstrapping, configuration hierarchy, audit trail, and resilience features.
-
-## Consul Key/Value store
-
-Use for anything that is not:
-
-- A server IP/hostname (use service discovery instead)
-- Sensitive data like production passwords (use config files)
-
-## Use Consul service discovery for server addresses
-
-Server IPs and DNS entries must use Consul's service discovery feature, not the Key/Value store.
-
-## Do not use `MachineName`
-
-`MachineName` couples code to infrastructure naming which can change. Code should be environment/DC/cluster/server agnostic. Use Consul service discovery for environment-specific configuration.
-
-**Exception**: logging, where machine name helps identify the exact server.
-
-## If unlikely to change, don't make it configurable
-
-Values that won't change across environments or time should be constants, not config.
-
-```c#
-// Don't — in config file
-<add key="ssrPageUrl" value="/{0}pages/agoda/default/DestinationSearchResult.aspx?asq={1}" />
-
-// Do — as constant
-public const string SSR_PAGE_URL = "/{0}pages/agoda/default/DestinationSearchResult.aspx?asq={1}";
-```
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-name: csharp-gui-testing
-description: >-
-  C# GUI/Selenium testing standards. Covers CSS selectors over XPath,
-  data-selenium attributes for element identification, Page Object Model
-  pattern. Use when writing or reviewing Selenium-based GUI tests, browser
-  automation tests, or UI test infrastructure in C#.
----
-
-# C# GUI Testing Standards
-
-## Use CSS selectors, not XPath
-
-XPath is unfamiliar to most developers and adds noise. Since we identify elements with `data-selenium`, CSS selectors are sufficient.
-
-```c#
-// Don't
-Driver.FindElements(By.XPath(".//*[@data-selenium='hotel-item']"));
-
-// Do
-Driver.FindElements(By.CssSelector("[data-selenium=hotel-item]"));
-```
-
-## Use `data-selenium` attribute for element identification
-
-Decouple tests from HTML structure and CSS classes. Identify elements with a dedicated `data-selenium` attribute.
-
-```html
-<!-- Don't — coupled to CSS class and HTML structure -->
-<form>
-    <button class="login-button">Log in</button>
-</form>
-```
-
-```c#
-Driver.FindElement(By.CssSelector("form button.login-button"));
-```
-
-```html
-<!-- Do — decoupled via data attribute -->
-<form>
-    <button class="login-button" data-selenium="login-button">Log in</button>
-</form>
-```
-
-```c#
-Driver.FindElement(By.CssSelector("[data-selenium=login-button]"));
-```
-
-## Use Page Object Model
-
-Isolate test code from the GUI with the Page Object pattern. All selectors and page-specific interactions live in a Page Object class.
-
-```c#
-// Don't — selectors and URLs hard-coded in tests
-[Test]
-public void LoginButton_WhenClicked_FocusesUsernameTextbox()
-{
-    Driver.Navigate().GoToUrl("https://qa-site/home.html");
-    var button = Driver.FindElement(By.CssSelector("[data-selenium=show-login-button]"));
-    button.Click();
-    // ...
-}
-
-// Do — abstracted into a Page Object
-public class HomePageObject : PageObjectBase
-{
-    private const string URL = "https://qa-site/home.html";
-
-    public void Navigate() => Navigate(URL);
-
-    public IWebElement ShowLoginFormButton =>
-        Driver.FindElement(By.CssSelector("[data-selenium=show-login-button]"));
-
-    public IWebElement UsernameTextBox =>
-        Driver.FindElement(By.CssSelector("[data-selenium=username-textbox]"));
-}
-
-[Test]
-public void LoginButton_WhenClicked_FocusesUsernameTextbox()
-{
-    var homePage = new HomePageObject();
-    homePage.Navigate();
-    homePage.ShowLoginFormButton.Click();
-    Assert.IsTrue(homePage.IsFocused(homePage.UsernameTextBox));
-}
-```
-
-Benefits:
-
-- HTML/CSS changes only require Page Object updates, not test changes
-- Clean, abstract API for interacting with pages
-- Page Object should let a software client do anything a human can