This is excellent, but I want to note one thing.

> The zero-bug stance means that we address bugs immediately

That's the key part. What does it mean "address"? I worked in organizations, where a dev could push any fix to dev basically anytime. CI pipeline would get the fix deployed in 3 minutes and it's there. However, getting that fix to production and to the end user was a completely different story. It required hours or even days of concentrated effort in managing all the communication. Justifying an out-of-process deploy was painful enough. So most people wouldn't do it, the bug will be fixed in the next quarterly release anyway, and my paycheck is the same, so why bother?