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content-addressed version -- identical content is detected and
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table records the sources it was derived from, so a project
carries full data lineage. A lightweight reader role retrieves
current or historical data from storage alone, without 'git' or
write access, giving downstream analyses and pipelines a single
versioned source of truth. It targets analytical and scientific
data management, such as preparing clinical study datasets, and
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