just had an absolutely cursed thought.
I was thinking about a variant of aspect orientated programming, but instead of declarative aspects being applied at compile-time you have a declarative classifier system which dynamically applies aspects to type instances at runtime.
and then I realised that this isn't far off how Unity's behaviour system works.
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