An even better solution, imho, is that rules should be automated. New rules are added, and the automation adds rule override comments to every existing violati

An even better solution, imho, is that rules should be automated. New rules are added, and the automation adds rule override comments to every existing violation - which also lets you track them. When you need to rush code out that needs to violate a rule, you add an override comment as well, with your name assigned to fix it. Then over time, you build a culture that wants to fix these rule violations separate from feature development.