> & and | are routinely used for their non-shortcircuiting behaviour in boolean expressions Really? I can't recall a single case of this with 'bool' in any cod

> & and | are routinely used for their non-shortcircuiting behaviour in boolean expressions Really? I can't recall a single case of this with 'bool' in any codebase in my recent memory. I only see it with integers. And even if it's somehow routine for your codebases with bool (why?!), surely it's not routine inside a conditional expression, so at least they can prohibit it there?