Hard coded types create hard dependencies on selinux policy

Long time no see. I believe that applications like sandbox (sandbox_web_t) and sshd (chroot_user_t) hard code types. I do not like that but my personal opinion aside; This creates hard dependencies on SELinux policy. If you do not have a policy that provides these types then you will end up with broken functionality. I believe one example is that sandbox does not work in Debian because Debian selinux-policy does not provide the types that sandbox requires. That is all folks.