Id control simulation capability documented (#8)

* Updated with information on ID-control simulation capability

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 æøåöäüé
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 requestor
+NemID

README.md

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-2021-05-26 Revision 2.6
+2021-08-23 Revision 2.7
 
 ## Table of Contents
 
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 ### Document History
 
+2.7 2021-08-23
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+- Updated information on simulation of 3rd. party interaction for [ID-control](#id-control)
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 2.6 2021-05-26
 
 - Added more information on the limitations on [ID-control](#id-control)
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 The requirement for ID-control cannot currently by bypassed.
 
-The ID-control process and features are quite rigid in their implementation, so it is not possible to bypass this essential requirement of the registration process.
+We have implemented a sandbox feature, simulating the interaction with 3rd. parties, meaning designated registrants, which have been selected for manual ID-control all pass an ID-control check.
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+Over all the scenarios can be divided as follows:
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+- all users requiring ID-control using NemID, are kept in the state requiring this. The criteria is currently users with an address in Denmark
+- users not requiring ID-control using NemID, are altered and pass the ID-control check. The criteria is currently users with an address outside Denmark
 
-The recommended approach to avoid the pending state of awaiting ID-control to be completed is by creating users with an address outside Denmark. The contact object might be subject to manual ID-control, so it is not guaranteed that the contact is not requested to complete ID-control.
+The capabilities and granularity of testing different use-cases and scenarios is expected to be extended in the future, but this first simulation, makes it it more predictable and makes it easier to test additional operations.
 
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 ### Role Acceptance For Role Invitations