4.1 The two risk limits are treated differently on purpose. Getting one position wrong is a sizing error, and
we let it go once. Exceeding your total exposure means you have lost track of what you are carrying across
every open position at the same time. That is the failure the rule exists to catch, and there is no first-offence
tolerance for it.

4.2 If one position breaks both limits. A position carrying 3.5% risk exceeds the 2% single-position limit and,
on its own, the 3% total. The total rule takes precedence and the account is closed. The first-offence tolerance
applies only where your total exposure is still within 3%.

4.3 A voided trade is removed from your results. Your simulated result is recalculated without it, and it does
not count towards your performance target or your trading days