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Summary: Ref T10939. This supports two settings for packages (although they can't be configured yet): - **Strong Dominion**: If the package owns `a/`, it always owns every subpath, even if another package also owns the subpath. For example, if I own `src/differential/`, I always own it even if someone else claims `src/differential/js/` as part of the "Javascript" package. This is the current behavior, and the default. - **Weak Dominion**: If the package owns `a/`, but another package owns `a/b/`, the package gives up control of those paths and no longer owns paths in `a/b/`. This is a new behavior which can make defining some types of packages easier. In the next change, I'll allow users to switch these modes and document what they mean. Test Plan: - Ran existing unit tests. - Added new unit tests. Reviewers: chad Reviewed By: chad Subscribers: joel Maniphest Tasks: T10939 Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D15935
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