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As a follow-up to #10, since we have established that terminate() should always delegate, we should document this properly.
The README of stack/builder should explain what the expected behaviour of terminable middlewares is, and what happens if one of the middlewares in the chain is not terminable.
There should be some information on the stack website (maybe a STACK-n convention) explaining that middlewares implementing Terminable MUST delegate terminate(), always and unconditionally.
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As a follow-up to #10, since we have established that terminate() should always delegate, we should document this properly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: