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    Namespace Serenity.Achievements.Infrastructure.Editor.Platforms

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    AchievementSdkAcquisition

    Where one storefront SDK comes from, and whether it can simply be installed or has to be granted.

    AchievementSdkDoctorWindow

    Shows which storefront SDKs this project has, which of them are enabled, and what each one still needs — and performs the define change in the safe order.

    AchievementSdkInspector

    Compares what a storefront SDK requires against what the project actually has: is the SDK compiled in, and is its scripting define set.

    AchievementSdkInstallationReport

    What one storefront's SDK installation looks like, measured against its manifest.

    AchievementSdkManifest

    Everything one storefront needs before its achievement gateway stops being a template: the type that proves the SDK is on disk, the define that compiles the real branch, and where the SDK comes from when it is not here.

    AchievementSdkManifests

    The shipped manifests: what each of Serenity's four storefronts needs before its gateway stops being a template.

    AchievementSdkTypeProbe

    Answers whether a type is compiled into this project, which is how the doctor tells an installed storefront SDK from an absent one.

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    AchievementSdkInstallationState

    Where one storefront SDK sits in the install-then-define transaction.

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