(0) Make sure the states exit after `self.terminate()` called directly or indirectly and nothing leaks. Pay special
    attentiion to codes executed _after_ `self.terminate()`.
    
(1) Alphabetical order of imports. 2 groups - `std` ones followed by a blank line followed all others.
    _This is now a rule. No discussions regarding this is to be entertained_.

(2) All variable conventions are now frozen - so make sure uniformity is maintained. Eg., if `EventLoop` is `el` then let
    it be `el` in new code. Not `event_loop` or something else. Consistency is better than useless discussions on proper 
    convention leading to constant changes for no benefit. All major libraries including Linux Kernel, `SodiumOxide` etc 
    have short names - like `pk` for `PublicKey`, `sk` for `SecretKey`. It is a hassle typing long ones by people who 
    maintain code on daily basis. If someone is new they better get aquainted before making changes instead of relying on 
    visual cues of names to make a change and later be the cause of some logic breakage which is difficult to debug/find. 
    When new and in doubt you always have the type to refer to if the variable name is confusing. Also every variable name 
    becomes readily apparant once a few-hours/sometime is spent in reading the library anyway.
    _This is now a rule. No discussions regarding this is to be entertained_.