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Refactoring RE Engine code involves a procedure-guided workflow that enforces coding style adherence, requires writing unit tests for all changes, and mandates updating documentation to ensure compliance and reduce bugs.

Writing new RE Engine features requires understanding requirements, implementing the code, writing unit tests, running the test suite, and updating documentation to ensure consistent quality and compliance with development conventions.

Yes, the RE Engine coding workflow requires updating documentation for every bug fix. Mandatory checks enforce that coding style is followed, unit tests are run, and documentation is updated to reflect all changes.

The best way to ensure code quality when modernizing an RE Engine codebase is to apply mandatory checks throughout the procedure-guided workflow, verifying coding conventions, adding test coverage, running tests, and updating documentation.

Yes, you can use this workflow to add unit tests to existing RE Engine code without changing functionality. The procedure-guided workflow supports codebase modernization by enforcing test-writing and test-running checks alongside documentation updates.