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Remote job location rules: a TypeScript model for vacancy cards

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Imagine two fictional vacancy cards. Both say “remote” and name the same city. One explicitly accepts applicants living elsewhere; the other says nothing about where an applicant may reside. A UI that turns both cards into “work from anywhere” has added information that was never supplied. This is a small domain-model problem with a visible career consequence.

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