Interactions
A binding is the only way an event in one context causes a command in another. Each one states how many times the command may run and what happens when it does not, because a binding that can fail quietly is the difference between specifying a system and specifying a demo.
This system declares no bindings: nothing here reacts to anything.
Events nothing reacts to
Legal, and worth seeing. An event with no reader inside the system is either a deliberate boundary — something outside consumes it — or a binding somebody forgot, and only a person can tell which.
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