seejohnrun
Add strict form of each prelude method that forbids N+1s
It's actually surprisingly possible in real world code to end up with an array mixed from several preloaded sources and some sources that are not preloaded at all, which can trigger N+1s on apparently preloaded data.
To make it possible to avoid this, add a strict form of each prelude method suffixed with ! which raises Prelude::StrictLoadingViolationError if it is called in a way that would otherwise lazily inject a Prelude::Preloader instance (and thus be a likely source of inadvertent N+1s).
👋 Hey @brasic I was stopping by to write up https://github.com/seejohnrun/prelude/issues/15 on this repo and saw this. I noticed that https://github.com/seejohnrun/prelude/issues/15 is actually kind of the "inverse" case of the problem you describe here, where instead of lazily preloading for a single record, we can sometimes over preload when the intention was a single, lazy call. I don't think it changes anything about your suggestion here, but just thought you may find it interesting based on this PR!
