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While I agree that it's good to move things where they belong as much as possible (like the IAbstractComponentMixin in this case), I find that there is still use to have project-wide folders for things that don't fit anywhere specifically.
We have the same issue with hooks and utils.
Although, having the folders there by default gives people an easy-way-out. So not having them forces them to think where to put something. Downside is that people will still add those generic folders, but name them differently between projects.
I think the smaller projects will use the global folders more often (since there is a less defined internal structure/separation, because of the initial overhead), and larger project that need more structure in general to organise the code, will have automatically have a place to put those files.
Happy to hear your opinions on the above, and your real-life experience :)
As the title says, I think those 2 directories can be gone. IAbstractComponentMixin should be moved to where it's used if really needed at all.
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