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In OS Taxonomy, classification definitions are separated from code logic: the taxonomy is stored in structured data files (such as JSON/YAML), and the code is only responsible for loading, validating, and querying.
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OS Taxonomy: A Breakdown of the Open-Source Operating System Classification Framework
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