docs: add ADR for pathway and pathway item boundaries - #762
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Minor comment just to get clarification, but no change required.
| 1. A Pathway holds an ordered list of Pathway Items. The order is author-defined and is the order in which Items are | ||
| presented to learners. In the future, we plan to also support enforcing the order of completion. |
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The fact that we know we're going to have to later accommodate much more sophisticated display rules for Pathways makes me think that the Pathway Item ordering is something that's going to be modeled at arm's length, i.e. a M:M simple learner display ordering model, rather than making ordering an intrinsic part of the PathwayItem. With the idea that eventually other more sophisticated M:M models will be added to encode fancier dependency/ordering/grouping rules. Does that sound right to you?
This adds an ADR defining the boundary between a Pathway and its Items.
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Private-ref: BB-10965