docs(code-style): request state is container scoped

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What

A new code-style rule, ai-context/code-style/request-state-is-container-scoped.md. A class that holds data for one request and is registered in the root container (a DataLoader, a cache of rows, a registry requests add to) uses inContainerScope(), never inSingletonScope().

The rule covers:

• why: a root singleton is one instance per process, shared by every request and tenant, and built from the root's registrations only, so it never sees what extensions register per request. That is how the CMS DataLoaders served stale entries, and how the OpenSearch registries and the Cognito identity provider missed extension registrations.
• when a root singleton is right: process-wide state that is identical for every tenant (the GraphQL schema cache, the JWKS store, the encryption key cache, the SQL TableManager's verified tables).
• how transient, registerInstance and registerFactory registrations fit in.

It's added to the rule table in README.md, and check-the-layer-below-before-caching.md links to it from its "memoizing provider must be registered per request" section.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Added guidance for registering request-specific state per request container, with clarification on how container scopes affect cached values.
  • Updated caching guidance to cover tenant isolation and linked to the related request-state guidance.

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✅ Nothing worth flagging. The diff looks consistent with the PR's stated intent and the code-style rules.

This is a small, coherent docs-only PR that adds a new code-style rule and cross-links it from one existing rule, matching its stated intent exactly.

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📝 Walkthrough

The code-style documentation adds guidance on dependency registration scopes for request-specific state and updates related caching guidance.

Changes: Request state scope guidance

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Document request-state and caching scopes ai-context/code-style/request-state-is-container-scoped.md, ai-context/code-style/check-the-layer-below-before-caching.md, ai-context/code-style/README.md	The new guidance describes container-scoped request state and other registration lifetimes. The caching guidance now links to it and recommends inContainerScope() for memoizing providers registered in the root. The README table lists the new rule.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Change: Other

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to a2541

The conflicting registration instructions could mislead implementers. Clarify the wording before merge, or accept this bounded documentation risk.

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- Around line 51-52: Update the registration guidance around inContainerScope()
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containers, but a root singleton is not; remove the blanket prohibition so the
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Make the registration instructions consistent.

Line 50 says “never at root,” but these lines allow root registration with inContainerScope(). This also conflicts with ai-context/code-style/request-state-is-container-scoped.md, Lines 14-15, which describes one instance per resolving container. Replace the blanket prohibition with wording that says root registration is safe with inContainerScope() when requests resolve through child containers, but not with a root singleton.

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Review comment at @ai-context/code-style/check-the-layer-below-before-caching.md
around lines 51 - 52:
Update the registration guidance around inContainerScope() to clarify that root
registration is safe when requests resolve through child containers, but a root
singleton is not; remove the blanket prohibition so the guidance is consistent.

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review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr