First off this is a great document, and thanks for sharing it. I have read the entire file end-to-end as I work on my own personal style guide. However, I was looking at your module example and you assert that "!" protects you from concatenation errors. However, I don't think this is correct. Consider the following example:
// => SyntaxError: Unexpected token !
!function(){console.log("ham");}()!function(){console.log("cheese")}();
Maybe I am misunderstanding how you expected things to work.
I think you still need to prepend a semicolon to truly protect yourself from concatenation errors.
;!function(){console.log("ham");}()
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