For Both managed platform multiple domains

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✏️ Changes categorization

Already implemented in 1.0
Mandatory in 1.1
Recommended in 1.1


mymedia.com/ads.txt	ownerdomain=owner.com managerdomain=manager.com owner.com, 456, DIRECT manager.com, 789, DIRECT adagio.io, 123, RESELLER
owner.com/sellers.json	`{` `“seller_id”: “456”,` `“name”: “My Media”,` `“domain”: “mymedia.com”,` `“seller_type”: “PUBLISHER”` `}`
manager.com/sellers.json	`{` `“seller_id”: “789”,` `“name”: “Owner”,` `“domain”: “owner.com”,` `“seller_type”: “PUBLISHER”` `}`
adagio.io/sellers.json	`{` `“seller_id”: “123”,` `“name”: “Manager”,` `“domain”: “manager.com”,` `“seller_type”: “BOTH”` `}`
supply chain object received by adagio	`“nodes”: [` `{` `“asi”: “owner.com”,` `“sid”: “456”,` `“hp”: 0,` `…` `},` `{` `“asi”: “manager.com”,` `“sid”: “456”,` `“hp”: 1,` `…` `}` `]`

Supply chain schema

classDiagram
    class Website{
        mymedia.com/ads.txt
        -------------------------------------
        ownerdomain=owner.com
        managerdomain=manager.com
        owner.com, 456, DIRECT
        manager.com, 789, DIRECT
        adagio.io, 123, RESELLER
    }
    class Publisher{
        owner.com/sellers.json
        -------------------------------------
        "seller_id": "456",
        "name": "My Media",
        "domain": "mymedia.com",
        "seller_type": "PUBLISHER"

    }
    class Intermediary{
        manager.com/sellers.json
        -------------------------------------
        "seller_id": "789",
        "name": "Owner",
        "domain": "owner.com",
        "seller_type": "PUBLISHER"
    }
    class Adagio{
        adagio.io/sellers.json
        -------------------------------------
        "seller_id": "123",
        "name": "Manager",
        "domain": "manager.com",
        "seller_type": "BOTH"
    }

    Website <-- Publisher
    Publisher <-- Intermediary
    Intermediary <-- Adagio
    Publisher <-- Website
    Intermediary <-- Website
    Adagio <-- Website