I like the breakdown and agree with your general line of reasoning.
I’m confuse though why you don’t just say refactor. This just reads like you redefined “refactor” to be adding layers and “defactor” to removing layers.
Textbook refactoring, changing a program internally without changing it external. It’s up to the refactorer to choose what to apply.
Applying a refactor is not only adding FactorBeanProxies. It can, and must be, used to remove parts as often as adding them.
I’m confuse though why you don’t just say refactor. This just reads like you redefined “refactor” to be adding layers and “defactor” to removing layers.
Textbook refactoring, changing a program internally without changing it external. It’s up to the refactorer to choose what to apply.
Applying a refactor is not only adding FactorBeanProxies. It can, and must be, used to remove parts as often as adding them.