async-test-and-doc-sync

You can keep PHPUnit tests and PHPDoc blocks aligned with code changes by synchronizing unit tests, integration tests, and documentation blocks with the current public behavior of repositories and helpers, ensuring contract surfaces remain maintained before release.

To prevent documentation drift when updating public behavior, treat tests and docs as primary contract surfaces, applying alignment across guide pages and PHPDoc blocks whenever changes are made to parts or builders.

You need to synchronize long-form guides and PHPDoc contracts whenever you add tests, update documentation, or change the public behavior of parts, repositories, builders, and helpers to minimize migration confusion and ensure IDE tooling accuracy.

To ensure guide pages reflect recommended usage after modifying repositories and builders, apply alignment across tests and docs to enforce that guide pages and documentation site content match the current public behavior and maintained contract surfaces.

Treating tests as contract surfaces helps maintain async testing patterns and documentation workflow by enforcing that PHPUnit tests, PHPDoc contracts, and guide pages remain aligned with the actual public behavior of the codebase before release.

Documentation drift happens when code changes outpace guide pages and PHPDoc blocks, causing migration confusion. You minimize this by applying alignment across tests and docs whenever public behavior changes, ensuring guide pages reflect recommended usage.