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What this PR changes/adds

Document in the adopters policy engine page that a constraint's right operand is a literal value, that identifiers are plain strings, and how EDC handles a node reference ({"@id": ...}) as a right operand. Replace the contributors' entities page claim that the right operand is "completely arbitrary" with a link to the new section.

Why it does that

explicitely state in the doc what is stated in eclipse-edc/Connector#6066 and implemented in eclipse-edc/Connector#6076

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Closes eclipse-edc/Connector#6066

Document in the adopters policy engine page that a constraint's right
operand is a literal value, that identifiers are plain strings, and how
EDC handles a node reference ({"@id": ...}) as a right operand. Replace
the contributors' entities page claim that the right operand is
"completely arbitrary" with a link to the new section.

Assisted-by: Anthropic Claude Opus (claude-opus-5-5)
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Policy definition with an IRI rightOperand ({"@id": …}) fails with 500 (NPE in MandatoryValue)

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