The CRC (non-state) classes can also go into module.pmod, since
they're small. A class doesn't _have_ to be in its own pmod file to
behave like a module. In a module.pmod file one would do something
like this to create a submodule:

  protected class _MySubModule
  {
    ...
  }

  _MySubModule MySubModule = _MySubModule();

Afaik there's no established name convention for this kind of classes.
I just picked a name with a "_" prefix in lack of any better ideas.
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