A tap point's id — the token that crosses the wire and keys a placement.
Deliberately an open string rather than a closed union: the set of points is a DESK's
property, and a union here would mean every new desk needs a core release before its own
feed points can be named. The closure that matters is enforced where it can be enforced —
the door validates against the ACTIVE set (see tapPointDeclared), which is a stronger
check than a union spanning every desk at once.
A tap point's id — the token that crosses the wire and keys a placement.
Deliberately an open
stringrather than a closed union: the set of points is a DESK's property, and a union here would mean every new desk needs a core release before its own feed points can be named. The closure that matters is enforced where it can be enforced — the door validates against the ACTIVE set (seetapPointDeclared), which is a stronger check than a union spanning every desk at once.