StyleCop.ruleset

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<RuleSet Name="StyleCop Rules" Description=" " ToolsVersion="15.0">
  <Rules AnalyzerId="StyleCop.Analyzers" RuleNamespace="StyleCop.Analyzers">
    <!--
        StyleCop's insistence that constructors' summaries must always start with exactly
        the same boilerplate text is not deeply helpful. Saying "Creates a Foo"
        is in most cases better than the "Initializes a new instance of the Foo type"
        that this rule insists on.
    -->
    <Rule Id="SA1642" Action="None" />
    <!--
        SA1025 makes it impossible to write decent-looking switch expressions because it
        doesn't allow multiple whitespace characters in a row. There seems to be no way to
        disable this rule just inside switch expressions, so we reluctantly live without it.
    -->
    <Rule Id="SA1025" Action="None" />
  </Rules>
</RuleSet>