AccessControl v3.1.1

Fixed

• grant() and deny() given an IAccessInfo object with an explicit attributes: [] now keep it, as the chain (readAny('r', [])), the grants list and the grants object always did. The object form used to turn [] into ['*'], so ac.grant({ role, resource, action, attributes: [] }) granted every attribute instead of none, and a deny of [] denied everything. Omitted attributes still default to ['*']. This dates back to 2.0.0.
• The attribute notes in the chain's TSDoc and on IAccessInfo.attributes said a deny defaults to an empty array; since 3.0 an omitted list defaults to ['*'] for a deny too. They now say so, and that an explicit [] is kept.

Security

• The fix above closes a privilege-escalation shape on the object form: an empty allow-list loaded from a data store could grant full access. If you relied on attributes: [] meaning every attribute on the object form, write ['*'] or leave the field out.