More Intuitive Syntax for Manifest (enum) Constants

[Kapendev]

On Saturday, 22 November 2025 at 08:10:44 UTC, Peter C wrote:
> In C#, we'd just do: [ public const int N = 42; ] - It provides 
> immediate unambiguous clarity. I do not have to pause and make 
> sense of this. It's a constant integer expression.

I think this isn't very clear and can confuse people. For better 
readability,
you should actually use something more in line with modern 
language design, like:

```c#
public static class FOO
{
     public const int Value = 42;
}
```

This gives the constant a proper semantic boundary and lets you 
extend it later
if needed. Raw enums like `enum FOO = 42;`, or even the more 
primitive and worse looking
`public const int N = 42`, just don't scale in production code.