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Where does wage compliance happen?

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Hello, I really appreciate the work put into this example repo. I've be tracing through the implementation -- I understand that the automated reasoning checks are being applied to ensure the reported wage data and calculations are mathematically sound, but i'm having trouble finding where the wage compliance rules are applied.

In `timecard_pipeline.py` I see that `WageCompliance` is initialized here:
```
# Initialize compliance rules from configuration
if self.config:
self.compliance = WageCompliance(
federal_minimum_wage=self.config.federal_minimum_wage,
overtime_threshold=self.config.overtime_threshold_hours,
max_weekly_hours=self.config.max_recommended_hours_weekly,
salary_exempt_threshold=self.config.salary_exempt_threshold_weekly,
)
else:
self.compliance = WageCompliance()
```

but there are no further references to `self.compliance` -- is this part of the pipeline yet to be implemented?

Best,
Steve

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Start in timecard_pipeline.py at the WageCompliance initialization shown in the issue, then inspect the WageCompliance implementation and the surrounding pipeline flow. Determine whether compliance rules are intended to be applied there; the issue is resolved when the intended behavior is identified and the pipeline either applies the rules or clearly documents why it does not.

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Tech stack
python
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backend
Issue type
Bug
Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
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