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21:42 < jungly> Hope I am right here, but it seems if we use an output descriptor, we can't put a policy inside it. For example `wsh(thresh(2,pk(A),pk(B))` won't compile. But `wsh(thresh(2,pk(A),s:pk(B)))`  will compile. The difference being the former is a miniscript policy, while the latter is "compiled miniscript". Am I getting this right?
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