StateVisibility
Whether a caller sees one aggregate's state as the snapshot queries of its type show it: the state, as the snapshot-shaped record a query reads, admitted by QueryGateway.admitRecord of the type's snapshot query gateway, so the caller scope and the access policies hide from a state read by id, a version and a trace the rows they hide from a query. A type without a snapshot query gateway has no policies to apply, and every state of it is visible.
What a state read returns is admitted: the state masked as the snapshot queries mask it (the 9.x PointReadAdmission), for every caller alike, as a query masks every row whoever asks.
The record is read by id with every deletion state: a state read answers a deleted aggregate as any other.
Functions
The tree of state as caller may see it: masked as the snapshot queries of its type mask it, or null when they hide it. With a gateway, its admitted record's state, masked by the schema its queries are masked by; without one, the tree masked by masks, the masks the Manifest declares. The tree may be masked in place.
The tree of state masked as the snapshot queries of its type mask it, no policy evaluated: with a gateway, by the schema its queries are masked by (QueryGateway.maskRecord), else by masks.