Merging/integrating code & styles is difficult and error prone. At the end of the day, if two systems interact they will need to be "merged" at some point. It s

Merging/integrating code & styles is difficult and error prone. At the end of the day, if two systems interact they will need to be "merged" at some point. It seems to make more sense to handle this in tests/at a source code level then risk doing it in the runtime environment alone. I think tooling and granular permissions (still part of tooling) can be blockers, though. It makes less sense outside an enterprise/company perspective such as developing a discrete component that gets pushed to a public repo (Maven, pypi, npm, etc)