[POC] Simplify constructor parameter validation with a decorator#67
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Description
This PR introduces a proof of concept for parameter validation in class constructors within the aisp.
The approach uses a decorator to centralize constructor parameter validation, replacing the need to invoke multiple sanitizers directly inside
__init__methods. This results in cleaner constructors, reduced and a more consistent.Checklist