feat(project_details): Return derived rules in Project endpoint #88372
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This will be used to help debug what rules are being applied on a project. For now, we're not adding logic to the `put` call because we don't want anyone making changes to it. The developer can still use their own rules if they wish to overwrite the behaviour.
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This will be used to help debug which rules are being applied for a project. For now, we're not adding logic to the `put` call because we don't want anyone making changes to it. The developer can still use their own rules if they wish to overwrite the behaviour. This is a follow-up to the work in #87842.
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This will be used to help debug which rules are being applied for a project.
For now, we're not adding logic to the
putcall because we don't want anyone making changes to it.The developer can still use their own rules if they wish to overwrite the behaviour.
This is a follow-up to the work in #87842.