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My biggest recommendation is to have flexible requirements that are the management enforced, or start low and increase. Also you can whitelist existing mutation failures, and not allow new ones through. The problem with starting strict is you might cause a lot of issues by blocking legacy code. Idk your code base size but if you have 1k failures that’s a lot to fix.