Switch invocation policy enforcer to use behavior enum instead of the old boolean flags.

We have recently added a new enum to express the intended behavior for `SetValue` invocation policy entries. This enum replaces the `overridable` and `append` boolean flags and offers significant advantages over those -- does not have a usable default value, thus must be explicitly set, and does not allow combination of `overridable && append` which is semantically contradictory (`overridable` only applies to non-repetable flags and `append` to repeatable flags).

Remove the boolean flags which are now replaced by the new enum and use the enum instead of the boolean flags in invocation policy enforcer.

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