wip: store every selected value in passport, regardless of granularity #3113
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See thread https://opensystemslab.slack.com/archives/C5Q59R3HB/p1715070535334409
Previously, if you have a checklist with options:
new,new.agriculture,new.agriculture.glasshouseand you select options 2 & 3 - your passport would only store 3new.agriculture.glasshousebecause it is the most granular and any less granular future automations fornewornew.agriculturecould be handled based on this value alone.On this pizza, we'll store every selection you make regardless of relative granularity or duplication with pre-existing passport values. Just spinning this up as a demo to wrap our minds around scope of "problem" / possible routes to solving (code or schema heirarchy changes)