Perform recursive authz and request validation only when multiple-create is enabled #2199
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Why make this change?
Currently we perform recursive AuthZ and request validation even when multiple-create is not enabled, which is not required. This PR adds logic to perform recursive authz and request validation only when multiple-create is enabled.
How was this tested?
Existing tests provide the coverage.