It's possible for a 'dynamic seed' (redirect result) to
be ruled out of scope by a deciding rule chain, as the
new seed itself hasn't been added yet to (for example)
the set of acceptable URL spaces (which happens when a
trigger is hit as it's being scheduled, not when it's
being considered for scoping).
Probably, one of the standard rules should just include
a 'all seeds are always in scope' provision. For
example, the PrerequisiteAcceptDecideRule could expand
to being a PrimaFacieAcceptDecideRule, for prereqs and
seeds.
Gordon Mohr
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