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Mike Gerwitz 08e0d20cad Consider classification changes on failed fields 
The individual commits contain more useful detail, but since there's a
lot of _new_ code, you might be okay with looking at the full diff.

This adds support to Liza for considering classification changes when
detecting field fixes.  It can be boiled down to: abstract the bucket
diff array into a `Store`, which can also handle classification diffs,
and have `ValidStateMonitor` check that instead of the original
array.  The diff data format is unchanged.

- The diff portion of it comes together in `system/client.js` where it
  constructs the Store.

- `ValidStateMonitor` is what performs the validations, and existed
  previously; it was modified to support Promises and be
  async.  `DataValidator` extracts some logic (much less than I had
  hoped to) from `Client` in the `rating-fw` repository and glues it
  together.  If it doesn't look coherent, that's because the process
  is a bit of a mess; the overall architecture _did not_ change with
  this.

A lot of the project design changed or was abandoned upfront before
code was written: I committed my design notes in the new `liza-notes`
repo.  It notes a lot of my thoughts and design decisions, and shows a
lot of what was abandoned or simplified.
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README.md

Liza Data Collection Framework

Liza is a data collection, validation, and processing framework for JavaScript.

This project is under active development; please check back later as we make it available.

About

The Liza Data Collection Framework—"Liza" for short—is an effort to clean up, formalize, and expand upon a framework that was developed at LoVullo Associates for collecting, validating, and processing large amounts of user input for insurance quoting. As existing code is refactored or its design improved upon, it will begin its life as part of Liza; please be patient as the entire core framework makes its way into this repository and others.

Configuring

If your distribution does not contain a `configure' file in the project root, then you likely have the sources as committed to the project repository; you may generate the script by issuing the following command:

  $ ./autogen.sh

You may then see ./configure --help for more information.

License

Liza is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

The full license is available in COPYING.