added descriptions and imprecise option for CountPrecision

Author: costero-e

framework/json/common/beaconCommonComponents.json

@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@
             "type": "string"
         },
         "CountAdjustedTo": {
-            "description": "For counts with intentional (e.g. due to privacy concerns) or technical derived imprecision this parameter offers an option to declare the range or limits for the true results.",
+            "description": "For counts with intentional (e.g. due to privacy concerns) or technical derived imprecision this parameter offers an option to declare the range or limits for the true results. \nIf present, CountPrecision states the type of adjustment.",
             "examples": [
                 [
                     "1",
@@ -78,9 +78,11 @@
             "type": "array"
         },
         "CountPrecision": {
-            "default": "rounded",
+            "description": "For counts with intentional (e.g. due to privacy concerns) or technical derived imprecision this parameter offers an option to declare the number's precision. \n If present, CountAdjustedTo provides more details. The 3 possible options are: \n* exact >- A value that is precise. \n* imprecise >-A value that is not guaranteed to be precise.\n* rounded >- A value that has been (floor or ceiling) rounded to a given value.",
+            "default": "imprecise",
             "enum": [
                 "exact",
+                "imprecise",
                 "rounded"
             ],
             "type": "string"

framework/src/common/beaconCommonComponents.yaml

@@ -55,6 +55,7 @@ $defs:
       For counts with intentional (e.g. due to privacy concerns) or technical
       derived imprecision this parameter offers an option to declare the range
       or limits for the true results.
+      If present, CountPrecision states the type of adjustment.
     examples:
       - - "1"
         - "5"
@@ -68,10 +69,22 @@ $defs:
         - string
       minimum: 1
   CountPrecision:
+    description: >-
+      For counts with intentional (e.g. due to privacy concerns) or technical
+      derived imprecision this parameter offers an option to declare the number's precision.
+      If present, CountAdjustedTo provides more details.
+      The 3 possible options are:
+      - exact >-
+        A value that is precise.
+      - imprecise >-
+        A value that is not guaranteed to be precise.
+      - rounded >-
+        A value that has been (floor or ceiling) rounded to a given value.
     enum:
       - exact
+      - imprecise
       - rounded
-    default: rounded
+    default: imprecise
     type: string
   CURIE:
     pattern: ^\w[^:]+:.+$