Document CanExecuteAs, CanReadAsAnyParty, CanExecuteAsAnyParty user rights#899
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…ights The authorization page was missing three rights introduced after the original CanActAs/CanReadAs pair. Descriptions sourced from the Ledger API proto reference (lapi-proto-docs.rst). Closes #879 Signed-off-by: 8bitpal <eliashaase@gmail.com>
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The authorization deep-dive page was missing three user rights added to the Ledger API after the original
canActAs/canReadAspair. Adds them to the rights bullet list with descriptions sourced fromlapi-proto-docs.rst:canExecuteAs(p)— execute submissions as partypwithout read access; implicitly contained incanActAs(p)canReadAsAnyParty— super-reader for all parties; primarily for tools like PQScanExecuteAsAnyParty— execute as any party; for interactive submission services acting on behalf of many partiesAlso fixes a pre-existing typo:
canActsAs→canActAs.Closes #879