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tba-capability-policy-evaluation
Layer-40 protocol-neutral composition for policy evaluation, batch evaluation, entity search, and effective policy-service description.
Injected dependencies
A policy evaluation callable is required. Entity search and service-description callables are optional. The targets are supplied by layer-10/20 implementations or layer-60 composition; this package does not construct an evaluator.
Operations and readiness
evaluate is required. evaluate_many is available as an order-preserving
composition of evaluate. search_entities and describe are optional and
are reported unavailable when their targets are not bound. Readiness follows
the required evaluation target.
Protocol consumers
The layer-50 AuthZEN package maps Authorization API 1.0 evaluation, batch, search, and PDP-metadata requirements to these operations. XACML adapters may consume the same normalized capability through their own versioned mappings.
Non-goals
This package does not parse AuthZEN or XACML messages, choose HTTP paths, authenticate callers, own policy state, open sessions, or implement a policy decision algorithm.
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