public MapField<string, JobDependency.Types.Type> Items { get; }
Each item maps a Job name to a Type.
All items must be satisfied for the JobDependency to be satisfied (the AND
operation).
Once a condition for one item becomes true, it won't go back to false
even the dependent Job state changes again.
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