Clarify whether Validation.AllowedValues can be applied to collection-valued properties

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      Two alternatives:

      1. Only allow application to single-valued primitive-typed model elements and to type definitions. Restricting values of a collection-valued property can be achieved by introducing a type definition that is annotated with Validation.AllowedValues.
      2. Allow annotating single- and collection-valued primitive-typed model elements, and call out that the annotation applies to items of a collection-valued model element, similar to the type facets MaxLength etc.
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      Two alternatives: Only allow application to single-valued primitive-typed model elements and to type definitions. Restricting values of a collection-valued property can be achieved by introducing a type definition that is annotated with Validation.AllowedValues . Allow annotating single- and collection-valued primitive-typed model elements, and call out that the annotation applies to items of a collection-valued model element, similar to the type facets MaxLength etc.

      Validation.AllowedValues takes an array of primitive values, so it is obvious how it constrains the value range of a single-valued primitive-typed model element.

      Can this annotation also be applied to model elements whose type is a collection of primitive values, and the value constraint applies to each item in the collection?

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