Modifying SRAMAnnotations for OM purposes #1944
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This reverts commit 0efc0aa.
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Revert "Modifying SRAMAnnotations for OM purposes (#1944)"
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Type of change: other enhancement
Impact: API modification
Development Phase: implementation
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SRAMAnnotations have the target typeReferenceTargetto allow for unique path generationDescribedSRAMs generate a unique ID that can be correlated to the OM@derekpappas @jackkoenig