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STD94: cbor
# RFC8949
RFC9165: cddlcontrol
I-D.ietf-cbor-packed: packed

--- abstract

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as per {{ingest}} equivalent to `[0]`, which essentially copies the
base CRI).

Application specifications that use CRIs may explicitly enable the use
of "stand-in" items (tags or simple values), i.e., items used in place
of original representation items such as strings or arrays, where the
tag or simple value is defined to evaluate to the original item that
it is standing in place of.
Examples would be tags such as 21 to 23 ({{Section 3.4.5.2 of
RFC8949@-cbor}}), which might be used to represent text string
components by employing more compact byte strings, or reference tags and
simple values as defined in {{-packed}}.

For interchange as separate encoded data items, CRIs MUST NOT use
indefinite length encoding (see
{{Section 3.2 of RFC8949@-cbor}}); this requirement is relaxed for
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