Adds some tests to check when keywords are allowed/not allowed in policies. I was using these to check whether our docs were up-to-date, but figured they might be useful to add to the repo so we can track changes. I found this a useful exercise, which led me to open #1221, and I think we should do this for more formats (#1222).
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Adds some tests to check when keywords are allowed/not allowed in policies. I was using these to check whether our docs were up-to-date, but figured they might be useful to add to the repo so we can track changes. I found this a useful exercise, which led me to open #1221, and I think we should do this for more formats (#1222).
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