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doc: coding guidelines: move safety related language to saftey section

Move some of the historical safety related language and
enforcement strategy re coding guidelines to the safety section.

The coding guidelines are and have been in effect for a while now,
but it seems this introduction text is confusing contributors.

Signed-off-by: Anas Nashif <anas.nashif@intel.com>
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Anas Nashif 6 months ago committed by Benjamin Cabé
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      doc/contribute/coding_guidelines/index.rst
  2. 40
      doc/safety/safety_overview.rst

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doc/contribute/coding_guidelines/index.rst

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Coding Guidelines
#################
The project TSC and the Safety Committee of the project agreed to implement
a staged and incremental approach for complying with a set of coding rules (AKA
Coding Guidelines) to improve quality and consistency of the code base. Below
are the agreed upon stages:
Stage I (COMPLETED)
Coding guideline rules are available to be followed and referenced,
but not enforced. Rules are not yet enforced in CI and pull-requests cannot be
blocked by reviewers/approvers due to violations.
Stage II
Begin enforcement on a limited scope of the code base. Initially, this would be
the safety certification scope. For rules easily applied across codebase, we
should not limit compliance to initial scope. This step requires tooling,
CI setup and an enforcement strategy.
Stage III
Revisit the coding guideline rules and based on experience from previous
stages, refine/iterate on selected rules.
Stage IV
Expand enforcement to the wider codebase. Exceptions may be granted on some
areas of the codebase with a proper justification. Exception would require
TSC approval.
.. note::
Coding guideline rules may be removed/changed at any time by filing a
GH issue/RFC.
.. important::
**Current stage:**
The prerequisites for entering **Stage II** are currently being looked at:
The tooling is in evaluation, CI setup and `enforcement strategy
<https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/issues/58903>`__ is being worked on.
Main rules
**********

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doc/safety/safety_overview.rst

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Also the **IEC 61508 standard** sets a pre-condition and recommendation towards the use of coding
standards / guidelines to reduce likelihood of errors.
The project TSC and the Safety Committee of the project agreed to implement
a staged and incremental approach for complying with a set of coding rules (AKA
Coding Guidelines) to improve quality and consistency of the code base. Below
are the agreed upon stages:
Stage I (COMPLETED)
Coding guideline rules are available to be followed and referenced,
but not enforced. Rules are not yet enforced in CI and pull-requests cannot be
blocked by reviewers/approvers due to violations.
Stage II
Reviewers/approvers can block pull-requests due to violations of the coding guidelines
in pull-requests across the codebase.
Begin enforcement on a limited scope of the code base. Initially, this would be
the safety certification scope. For rules easily applied across codebase, we
should not limit compliance to initial scope. This step requires tooling,
CI setup and an enforcement strategy.
Stage III
Revisit the coding guideline rules and based on experience from previous
stages, refine/iterate on selected rules.
Stage IV
Expand enforcement to the wider codebase. Exceptions may be granted on some
areas of the codebase with a proper justification. Exception would require
TSC approval.
.. note::
Coding guideline rules may be removed/changed at any time by filing a
GH issue/RFC.
.. important::
**Current stage:**
The prerequisites to complete **Stage II** are currently being looked at:
The tooling is in evaluation, CI setup and `enforcement strategy
<https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/issues/58903>`__ is being worked on.
Requirements and requirements tracing
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