sos-portal-components-react 0.2.3 → 0.3.1

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- # Changelog
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- ## Unreleased
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- ## 0.2.3 - 2026-11-07
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-
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- - Render caller-cancelled Communications as `Cancelled`/`Cancelada` rather
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- than collapsing them into an undefined or generic ended state.
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- - Let the host distinguish a caller cancellation from an unanswered timeout
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- when ending an RTC session; media teardown remains separate from canonical
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- Communication persistence.
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- ## 0.2.2 - 2026-11-07
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- - Render the canonical ringing, missed and ended state beside every call
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- Communication in the shared Personal/Professional conversation surface.
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- Host portals no longer need divergent status labels to expose call history.
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- ## 0.2.1 - 2026-11-07
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- - Pin `sos-data-utils-ts@0.6.28`, the exact release that owns the portal RTC
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- Communication contract consumed by `createLiveKitRealtimeCallClient`. Clean npm
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- installs no longer retain a nested pre-RTC data-utils release.
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- ## 0.2.0 - 2026-11-07
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- - Establish this package as the shared presentation boundary consumed directly
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- by CH Personal and Professional in every flavour. Product portals provide
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- authorization, policy and BFF adapters; UHC compatibility exports no longer
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- own the active implementation.
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- - Export `SubjectConversationChat` as the single subject-channel renderer over
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- canonical Communications. It projects text, governed attachments, clinical
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- Bundles, ICS/files, audio and call events without owning persistence,
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- signaling or recipient authority.
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- - Export `createLiveKitRealtimeCallClient` as a dynamically loaded web RTC adapter
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- designed for later Expo substitution. It consumes only the short grant
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- issued by the BFF and never receives LiveKit API credentials.
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- - Separate CH all-local, telephone-assistant, optional web-assistant and RTC
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- integration profiles. Calls use a host-injected dedicated RTC client while
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- invitations, terminal events and unanswered audio render as Communications.
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- ## 0.1.2 - 2026-11-07
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- - Document and enforce one shared UI contract for Demo, Test Network, web and
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- Expo; presentation components never select a persistence adapter.
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- ## 0.1.1 - 2026-11-06
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- - Document the GitHub organization handoff, BFF-validated synthetic Demo
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- boundary, scoped storage contract and two-browser call verification flow.
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- ## 0.1.0 - 2026-11-06
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- - Establish the shared cross-sector portal-component boundary.
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- - Publish the initial Tuskr-ready use-case catalogue covering shell, access,
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- cards, identity, encounters, communications, appointments, relationships,
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- calls, clinical documents, permissions and lifecycle composition.
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- - Add the Personal/Professional communications matrix for card-root channels,
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- relationship child threads and persisted audio/video call-event states.
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- - Keep host/tenant controller governance in Antifraud Hosting and leave
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- research/genomics outside the initial core until their package boundary is
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- decided.
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- - Add the canonical `SubjectConversationChat` React Native/Web adapter over
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- Antifraud's neutral conversation surface and SOS subject-conversation
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- contracts, including text, governed attachments, FHIR documents and call
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- events without moving authorization or delivery into React.
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+ # Changelog
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+ ## Unreleased
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+ ## 0.3.1 - 2026-11-09
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+ - Add a persisted RTC completion signal for local/remote hangup and injected
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+ canonical terminal-state observation. Release tracks, de-duplicate end
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+ requests, preserve retryable history failures and cancel invitations after
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+ connection failure. Load browser media capability before issuing a grant.
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+ - Add shared account-level push registration controls with explicit enable,
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+ current-browser disable, other-device revocation and unavailable/denied
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+ states. Permission requests, transports, identity and persistence remain in
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+ the host adapters.
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+ - Add one controlled emergency-contact card directory with separate controller
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+ context, primary-recipient presentation and injected add/remove/priority
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+ operations. It owns no storage or authority and can render the same state
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+ across execution modes; native rendering remains a separate adapter.
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+ - Specify the complete created-card emergency acceptance journey under the
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+ existing Tuskr IDs: My card, dependent/controller/contact defaults, pasted
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+ identifier/manual tuple/camera/image intake, linked-identifier discovery,
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+ Encounter-scoped contact and RTC, recipient-card history, exceptional access
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+ and ambulance/hospital handover. Distinguish requirements from executed
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+ evidence and isolated media cases from full lifecycle acceptance.
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+ ## 0.3.0 - 2026-11-08
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+ - Export shared device-assistance preferences through an independent SOS entry,
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+ delegating its controlled web renderer to Antifraud 0.3.0. Keep runtime,
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+ capability detection, storage and authorization in the owning application.
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+ Native preferences rendering is not implemented by this release.
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+ - Typecheck, build and the independent export smoke pass. Cross-application
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+ phone-authenticated browser checks belong to the CH acceptance evidence.
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+ - List the three implemented runtime exports separately from the acceptance
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+ catalogue. Base shell/profile/card extraction from the existing domain
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+ package remains pending; controller administration has a separate owner.
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+ - Specify shared subject-control placement, semantic option/action colours,
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+ account-menu versus subject-device grants, appearance namespace parity and
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+ separate model enablement/availability/preparation states in the existing
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+ Tuskr cases. These are acceptance requirements, not new runtime readiness.
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+ - Correct the shared acceptance guides to use the selected simulated-phone
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+ tests without mailbox access. Treat current email-only Organization/employee
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+ contracts as an implementation gap; preserve official-source verification,
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+ independent profile authority and existing GW/DID behavior.
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+ - Replace the dated developer handoff with numbered, README-linked guides for
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+ generic portal modes/authentication and detailed cross-portal Tuskr cases.
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+ Preserve the existing `SOS-PORTAL-001`–`029` and specialist research IDs.
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+ - Distinguish public Demo real-email account login from fixed Firebase test
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+ phone fixtures, BFF-owned Demo persistence from Test Network authority/GW
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+ lifecycle, and dedicated RTC media from Communication history and assistants.
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+ - Document positive/negative Personal ↔ Professional journeys, both-side
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+ readback, profile/relationship revocation, sector variants and evidence
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+ boundaries without claiming unexecuted gates have passed.
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+ - Specify dependency-by-case progression: BFF/memory Demo first, independent
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+ terminology-cache and RTC additions, and memory-GW -> local Fabric ->
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+ online Test Network acceptance for network cases. Retain green evidence and
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+ rerun only failed/affected gates while closing the cumulative release set.
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+ ## 0.2.3 - 2026-11-07
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+
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+ - Render caller-cancelled Communications as `Cancelled`/`Cancelada` rather
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+ than collapsing them into an undefined or generic ended state.
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+ - Let the host distinguish a caller cancellation from an unanswered timeout
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+ when ending an RTC session; media teardown remains separate from canonical
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+ Communication persistence.
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+
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+ ## 0.2.2 - 2026-11-07
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+
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+ - Render the canonical ringing, missed and ended state beside every call
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+ Communication in the shared Personal/Professional conversation surface.
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+ Host portals no longer need divergent status labels to expose call history.
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+
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+ ## 0.2.1 - 2026-11-07
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+
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+ - Pin `sos-data-utils-ts@0.6.28`, the exact release that owns the portal RTC
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+ Communication contract consumed by `createLiveKitRealtimeCallClient`. Clean npm
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+ installs no longer retain a nested pre-RTC data-utils release.
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+
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+ ## 0.2.0 - 2026-11-07
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+
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+ - Establish this package as the shared presentation boundary consumed directly
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+ by CH Personal and Professional in every flavour. Product portals provide
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+ authorization, policy and BFF adapters; UHC compatibility exports no longer
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+ own the active implementation.
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+ - Export `SubjectConversationChat` as the single subject-channel renderer over
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+ canonical Communications. It projects text, governed attachments, clinical
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+ Bundles, ICS/files, audio and call events without owning persistence,
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+ signaling or recipient authority.
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+ - Export `createLiveKitRealtimeCallClient` as a dynamically loaded web RTC adapter
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+ designed for later Expo substitution. It consumes only the short grant
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+ issued by the BFF and never receives LiveKit API credentials.
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+ - Separate CH all-local, telephone-assistant, optional web-assistant and RTC
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+ integration profiles. Calls use a host-injected dedicated RTC client while
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+ invitations, terminal events and unanswered audio render as Communications.
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+
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+ ## 0.1.2 - 2026-11-07
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+
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+ - Document and enforce one shared UI contract for Demo, Test Network, web and
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+ Expo; presentation components never select a persistence adapter.
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+
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+ ## 0.1.1 - 2026-11-06
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+
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+ - Document the GitHub organization handoff, BFF-validated synthetic Demo
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+ boundary, scoped storage contract and two-browser call verification flow.
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+
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+ ## 0.1.0 - 2026-11-06
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+
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+ - Establish the shared cross-sector portal-component boundary.
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+ - Publish the initial Tuskr-ready use-case catalogue covering shell, access,
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+ cards, identity, encounters, communications, appointments, relationships,
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+ calls, clinical documents, permissions and lifecycle composition.
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+ - Add the Personal/Professional communications matrix for card-root channels,
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+ relationship child threads and persisted audio/video call-event states.
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+ - Keep host/tenant controller governance in Antifraud Hosting and leave
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+ research/genomics outside the initial core until their package boundary is
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+ decided.
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+ - Add the canonical `SubjectConversationChat` React Native/Web adapter over
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+ Antifraud's neutral conversation surface and SOS subject-conversation
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+ contracts, including text, governed attachments, FHIR documents and call
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+ events without moving authorization or delivery into React.
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+