An enum that describes the Resident Key (Discoverable Credential) requirements.
According to WebAuthn, this structure describes the Relying Party's requirements for
client-side discoverable credentials (formerly known as resident credentials or resident
keys):
If the resident key requirement is set to "required", then the Relying Party requires a
client-side discoverable credential and is prepared to receive an error if it can't be
created. If the resident key requirement is set to "preferred", the Relying party strongly
prefers a client-side discoverable credential but will accept a server-side credential. If
the resident key requirement is set to "discouraged" then a server-side credential is
preferable, but will accept a client-side discoverable credential.
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