ObjectNodes may specify an inState set of States

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From UML-2.5.1:
ObjectNodes may also specify an inState set of States. If such a set is specified, then any object token held by the ObjectNode shall have a value with a type that has or inherits a StateMachine as its classifierBehavior that has all of the states in the inState set, and whose instance for the given value shall be in a state configuration containing all of the States specified in the inState set
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[ISSUE] ObjectNode::inState - The UML2.5.1 spec is not clear on whether composite state parents should also be listed in the states
[CAVEAT] fUML-1.4 EXCLUDES ObjectNode::inState
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  [UML-2.5.1] ObjectNodes may also specify an inState set of States. If such a set is specified, then any object token held by the ObjectNode shall have a value with a type that has or inherits a StateMachine as its classifierBehavior that has all of the states ..
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