.cursorrules

You are working in a Kotlin codebase.

General rules:
- Follow idiomatic Kotlin and official Kotlin style conventions.
- Prefer clarity over brevity.

Strict rules:
- NEVER generate single-line `if` statements.
- Always use block `if` statements with braces, even for single statements.
- For ?: long operators, move ?: and the following expression to a new line, and indent it by 4 spaces.
- Before any block or multiline statement, insert a blank line, unless it's the first statement in a method.
- When writing values in tests, introduce them in variable within the test-method instead of using the hard-code multiple times.
  - Also for values put in fields of objects and in the lists, use variable in the method.
- Within class, put the `companion object` first, before any fields or methods.
- Don't move already existing imports into non-imported signatures.
- Within a class, call the calling methods before the called methods, especially for the methods with the same name.
- Instead of `throw IllegalStateException` use Kotlin's `error`.

Example (FORBIDDEN):
if (x > 0) println(x)

Correct:
if (x > 0) {
    println(x)
}


Example (incorrect)
val person = Person(name = "Bob", age = 25)

Correct:
val name = "Bob"
val age = 25
val person = Person(name = name, age = age)