Config Option 1: Enabling the user to add their own snippets via their extension config will allow them to develop more specialized snippets tailored to their use-case, or comply with certain INCOSE requirement patterns. This requires the user to supply a snippet template as well as the scopes/contexts in which the snippet should appear.
Config Option 2: Enabling the user to configure their own enumerations for items like criticality (or safety integrity levels, etc.) will enable the tooling to be more flexible, at the expense of format commonality. The grammar becomes becomes less constraining, burden of enforcing good content shifts to document validators.
Config Option 1: Enabling the user to add their own snippets via their extension config will allow them to develop more specialized snippets tailored to their use-case, or comply with certain INCOSE requirement patterns. This requires the user to supply a snippet template as well as the scopes/contexts in which the snippet should appear.
Config Option 2: Enabling the user to configure their own enumerations for items like criticality (or safety integrity levels, etc.) will enable the tooling to be more flexible, at the expense of format commonality. The grammar becomes becomes less constraining, burden of enforcing good content shifts to document validators.