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ref: Introduce a validated usecase name type - #695
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Usecase names are validated at client construction and request extraction, but server code still passes them as strings.
Usecasenow carries validated identifiers through object contexts, authorization, configuration, and policy checks. Construction and deserialization enforce the existing naming rules. The Rust client uses the type internally and keeps its public API unchanged.Follow-up to #694.