The [SecretVersion][google.cloud.secrets.v1beta1.SecretVersion] is destroyed and the secret data is no longer
stored. A version may not leave this state once entered.
Disabled
The [SecretVersion][google.cloud.secrets.v1beta1.SecretVersion] may not be accessed, but the secret data
is still available and can be placed back into the [ENABLED][google.cloud.secrets.v1beta1.SecretVersion.State.ENABLED]
state.
Enabled
The [SecretVersion][google.cloud.secrets.v1beta1.SecretVersion] may be accessed.
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