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16.0 Static Analysis Deprecations

Deprecation Planning for 16.0

This issue is a place to start discussions regarding what breaking changes we are considering for %16.0.

See deprecations, removals, and breaking changes processes and guidance in the handbook for reference.

These must be announced, according to the process, by %15.9.

  • ⭐ - we will be doing these
  • ❓ - decision not yet made
  • ❌ - we won't be doing these as part of the deprecation effort

If we're in agreement on an item, and you are the author of the TOPIC, please update it to include the appropriate emoji: ⭐/❓/❌

✅ - we can use this to indicate that an item is complete, but since this is what we typically use to indicate that something is complete, I think it would be confusing to use it to indicate that we have decided to do the item.

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