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Any enum value of 0 must have a name that ends with _UNSPECIFIED at the moment. That makes sense for regular enums that relate to something you can pick from a list. But when the enum is a bitmask, the value 0 is a valid and useful number. If there needs to be a check on naming conventions there too, I would suggest enforcing that it ends with _NONE. None makes sense to me because none of the flags in the bitmask are set.
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Any enum value of 0 must have a name that ends with _UNSPECIFIED at the moment. That makes sense for regular enums that relate to something you can pick from a list. But when the enum is a bitmask, the value 0 is a valid and useful number. If there needs to be a check on naming conventions there too, I would suggest enforcing that it ends with _NONE. None makes sense to me because none of the flags in the bitmask are set.
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