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| Claude finished @thomhurst's task —— View job PR Review Complete ✅Reviewing PR #3512: "feat: enhance Polyfill handling for Central Package Management and improve documentation" Todo List:
 Code Review Feedback✅ Overall AssessmentThis is a well-implemented enhancement that addresses Central Package Management (CPM) compatibility for the Polyfill package. The changes are focused, well-documented, and follow MSBuild best practices. 📋 Code Quality & Best PracticesStrong Points: 
 Minor Suggestions: 
 🐛 Potential IssuesNo critical bugs found, but some considerations: 
 ⚡ Performance ConsiderationsExcellent performance characteristics: 
 🔒 Security AssessmentNo security concerns identified: 
 🧪 Test CoverageRecommendations for testing: 
 📖 Documentation ReviewThe documentation additions in  
 🎯 Specific Technical AnalysisTUnit.Core.props (lines 23-34): <Target Name="DetectPolyfillReference" BeforeTargets="PrepareForBuild">This target correctly detects both  TUnit.Core.targets (lines 24-31): <ItemGroup Condition="'$(EnableTUnitPolyfills)' != 'false' and '$(_TUnitNeedsPolyfill)' == 'true' and '$(ManagePackageVersionsCentrally)' == 'true' and '$(_PolyfillAlreadyDefined)' != 'true'">The conditional logic is comprehensive and handles all edge cases properly. The use of  🚀 Recommendations
 ✨ SummaryThis PR successfully enhances TUnit's Polyfill handling with proper CPM support while maintaining backward compatibility. The implementation is robust, well-documented, and follows MSBuild best practices. The changes are minimal but effective, addressing a real user need without introducing complexity or breaking changes. Recommended for approval ✅ | 
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Fixes #3511