The mistake in this logic is that not all code is the same. A good counterexample is separating policy and mechanism. The policy code should definitely align wi

The mistake in this logic is that not all code is the same. A good counterexample is separating policy and mechanism. The policy code should definitely align with external (higher level) decisions. The mechanisms also satisfy constraints that should also be known or expected but is typically more of a technical nature or more about potential capabilities fathered than immediately delivered.