Interface BootloadRoutineContract

Bootload routines represent the portion of initial logic at first execution of a PHP script that provides the initial opinion, and cannot be written object oriented, because there are no resources yet available to draw from.

This typically represents the process of including the prerequisite resources, loading a bootstrap or front controller object once those resources are confirmed to be available, and then calling it's own initialization in the global scope.

These routines provide a wrapper for that process, so that scattered initialization logic that does not provide a single point of entry can be given one, thereby allowing them to be unified in a standardized bootstrap or front controller approach, where they otherwise could not without significant refactoring.

Contract interfaces enforce expected behavior in a non-colliding way. They are tasked with enforcing methods, and extending interfaces provided by standards and other packages for compatibility.

All valid oroboros classes MUST extend at

least one Contract Interface to be considered valid.