Destination that the app should link to. Could be a web URL, a conversational link or an Android intent. A web URL is used to handoff the flow to some website. A conversational link is used to provide a deep link into another AoG app. An Android intent URI is used to trigger an Android intent. This requires the packageName to be specified.
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