> As an "actual programmer" myself, I don't see how that would be so burdensome to implement Oh, but you will see, when your manager (who doesn't really unders

> As an "actual programmer" myself, I don't see how that would be so burdensome to implement Oh, but you will see, when your manager (who doesn't really understand the implications of various technical decisions, by the way) will order you to do something completely meaningless (in your opinion), because the regulatory documents (made by people who understand and care for the implications of technical decisions far, far less than your manager) say something meaningless, contradictory and hard to interpret in the first place. If you aren't familiar with such situation it's probably because you are not working in a regulated industry, not because these things "solve themselves" in practice. No, in practice they don't.