v3.3: First pass at explaining SAFs - #5447
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looks good to me. Perhaps a few more examples?
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This PR is to get conversation started on how we want to explain SAFs in the OAS. I'm not particularly attached to it, but as we get the SIG/SAF repositories up and running, we should figure out how to explain this to readers.