Beginner's experiment with event modeling — learning in public, expect rough edges and frequent changes. I'm adding my own twist to fit my development processes, so this diverges from standard event modeling. If you want a proper event modeling skill, use Martin Dilger's: https://github.com/dilgerma/spring-petclinic-kotlin/blob/main/Claude.md
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