Why are AccessAuthorizations immutable ?

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Start by reading the specification sections defining AccessAuthorizations and AccessGrants, then trace the stated immutability rationale for each. Done means the specification or its accompanying explanation clearly answers why AccessAuthorizations are immutable, without leaving the question unresolved.

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I'm assuming here that DataAuthorizations and DataGrants have been removed from the spec.

I know that, if AccessGrants are immutable, it is to help detect updated grants when looking at the AgentRegistrations.

But what's the point of having immutable AccessAuthorizations ? They are only used internally by the Authorization Agent.

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