This is similar to the base model and managers and to the user models and manager. It also reflects the runtime behavior as a model's manager is always associated with the model class itself (represented by Self), not the parent class where it is defined. Also did some trivial fixes in the those files.
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This is similar to the base model and managers and to the user models and manager. It also reflects the runtime behavior as a model's manager is always associated with the model class itself (represented by
Self), not the parent class where it is defined. Also did some trivial fixes in the those files.