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an EntityReference may either be an EntityUid or a Slot.
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, ,if it's a Slot, we know from context which Slot it is, so we don't need a `SlotId` and can just use this one-armed enum
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, , , , , , ,the protobuf Policy message describes either a static or a template-linked policy.
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ID of the template associated with this policy. For static policies, this is the ID of a zero-slot template.
ID of this policy itself. For static policies, this is omitted/ignored; the ID of the policy is the `template_id`.
Whether this policy is a static (false) or template-linked (true) policy
Value of the `?principal` slot. Omitted/ignored for templates without the `?principal` slot.
Value of the `?resource` slot. Omitted/ignored for templates without the `?resource` slot.
the protobuf PolicySet message describes a complete policy set, including templates, static policies, and/or template-linked policies.
Both templates and static policies are included here, with static policies represented as templates with zero slots.
All static policies and template-linked policies are included here. Static policies must appear exactly once, and the PolicyID of the static policy must be the same in this list and the above list.
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