Re: [kmip] Groups - State Model Update uploaded

[Tim Hudson <tjh@cryptsoft.com>]

Initial comments.

The current NIST state model explicitly handles all non-active states
being able to proceed immediately to compromised.
If you can go from Pre-Active to compromised then why not Pre-Active to
Revoked.
If you provide Pre-Active to Shredded then Deactivated to Shredded.
Shredded seems to be better modelled as Destroyed Shredded and Destroyed
Compromised Shredded - forcing transition through the existing Destroyed
state rather than introducing a new direct state approach.
You also don't allow for Suspend to go to Compromised - all other states
allow a Compromised (or Destroyed Compromised) direct transition.

Tim.