feat(terminology): align dataspace definitions with ISO/IEC FDIS 20151-1 - #267
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What this PR changes/adds
Updates the
Dataspacedefinition inspecifications/common/terminology.mdtoalign with ISO/IEC FDIS 20151-1, and adds four supporting definitions it depends
on:
Data Sharing,Environment,Governance, andGovernance Framework, eachwith its own
[SOURCE]citation.Why it does that
Comment JP04, raised during the ISO/IEC DIS 26450 ballot (the PAS transposition
of the Dataspace Protocol to ISO/IEC JTC1), asked for clarification of this
specification's alignment with ISO/IEC 20151-1. The proposed disposition is to
update the
Dataspacedefinition's source citation to the current ISO/IEC FDIS20151-1 stage and to add the definitions it relies on, so both documents share
consistent terminology ahead of the comment resolution meeting.
Further notes
The
Dataspacedefinition's scope note is retained and updated to referenceISO/IEC FDIS 20151-1 rather than "ISO/IEC 20151 to be published". No other terms
were changed. This is a documentation-only change; it does not alter any
protocol message, state machine, or schema.
Linked Issue(s)
closes #266