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Enables policy authors to declare custom logical invariants (`assume` preconditions and `assert` clauses) on `CelPolicy` definitions, mathematically verifying that properties hold across all possible input states. PiperOrigin-RevId: 951159491
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Implement custom policy invariants verification
Enables policy authors to declare custom logical invariants (assume preconditions and assert clauses) on CelPolicy definitions, mathematically verifying that properties hold across all possible input states.