Document R8 / full-mode minification safety in README#9
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Add an R8 / ProGuard / Minification section explaining that PrefsHelper needs no consumer keep rules: preference keys are explicit string args, never derived from property names via reflection, so renaming/merging is safe. Enum values are stored by Enum.name, preserved by R8's default Android rules. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
Adds an R8 / ProGuard / Minification section to the README documenting that PrefsHelper needs no consumer keep rules.
Why
While enabling R8 full-mode on a consuming app (AIM Capture), it built and ran with zero PrefsHelper keep rules. This documents why that's safe by design:
*Pref(...)delegates — never derived from Kotlin property names via reflection, so R8 renaming/merging/repackaging can't change a persisted key.enumConstants; enum values are stored byEnum.name(preserved by R8's default Android rules).Claims verified against the actual source before writing.
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Docs-only — no release needed.
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