feat: add functions, control structures, and clean code checklist from Clean Code course#3
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Summary
clean-code.mdcovering parameterminimization, abstraction levels, reasonable splitting, and side effects
avoidance, polymorphism/factory patterns, and error handling best practices
and class cohesion
formatting, functions, control structures, and classes
SKILL.mdwith new function and control structure guidelinesWhy
The existing
clean-code.mdcovered naming and object calisthenics well butwas missing practical guidance on writing clean functions (parameters, size,
abstraction levels, side effects) and control structures (guards, nesting,
error handling) — key topics from the Clean Code course summary PDF.