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Compose ships lint rules for the modifier convention, remember misuse, unstable collections and more. Adding your own is how a design-system convention becomes a build failure instead of a code-review comment.
Layout Inspector renders the composition as an inspectable tree with per-composable recomposition and skip counts. Knowing what it can and cannot tell you is the difference between a diagnosis and a guess.
@Preview renders a composable without running the app. Its real value is the pressure it applies: a component that can't be previewed is a component that can't be tested, and both point at the same design problem.
