`combination` `sequential` and `substitutes` operators on drug collections

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Documentation
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Start by reviewing the issue's six comments and the existing CIViC documentation on drug collections. Done means the documentation clearly defines combination, sequential, and substitutes interactions and explains when to use each type.

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The CIViC documentation lacks clear definitions of what the drug interaction types (combination, sequential, and substitutes) mean and when it is appropriate to use one over another.

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