A lichen-crust legal archive has a time-based immutability (retention) policy on its blobs. A lifecycle rule tries to delete those objects after 400 days. What happens?
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Short Explanation
Immutability is the evidence locker seal—lifecycle’s delete broom cannot sweep sealed blobs away. Soft delete and Archive rehydrate do not cancel a retention policy or legal hold.
Full Explanation
Time-based retention policies and legal holds make blobs immutable for their protection window. Lifecycle delete actions do not remove blobs that are still locked by immutability. Soft delete and Archive rehydration are separate behaviors and do not bypass immutability protections.