Disambiguate semantic labels from model hierarchy #3385
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Description of Change(s)
The header for the
UsdSemanticsdomain docs may suggest that it's related tokind-based model hierarchy, but it's a distinct concept. Revising the header to remove this association.Link to proposal (if applicable)
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