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Revise the well known goal codes aries.rel and aries.rel.build #785

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The following goal codes are defined here because they already have demonstrated utility, based on early SSI work in Aries and elsewhere.

##### `aries.vc`

Participate in some form of VC-based interaction.

##### `aries.vc.issue`

Issue a verifiable credential.

##### `aries.vc.verify`

Verify or validate VC-based assertions.

##### `aries.vc.revoke`

Revoke a VC.

##### `aries.rel`
Create, maintain, or end something that humans would consider a relationship. This should not to be confused with building a DIDComm channel. (Building a DIDComm channel is a low-level procedure, not a high-level goal.)

Create, maintain, or end something that humans would consider a relationship.
This may be accomplished by establishing, updating or deleting a DIDComm
messaging connection that provides a secure communication channel for the
relationship. The DIDComm connection itself is not the relationship, but would
be used to carry out interactions between the parties to facilitate the
relationship.

##### `aries.rel.build`
Create a relationship. Carries the meaning implied today by a LinkedIn invitation to connect or a Facebook "Friend" request.

Create a relationship. Carries the meaning implied today by a LinkedIn
invitation to connect or a Facebook "Friend" request. Could be as limited
as creating a DIDComm Connection.

## Implementations

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