RuleSet's hash map hashes by identity of TrustedOrigin and not by value. RulesSet attempts to add to an immutable list if trustedorigins are equal

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The ruleset object that world has a reference of is an object that stores a hash map. This hash map is keyed by trustedOrigin and has a value of List(Pair<long, Rule>). Two bugs that mask each other:

1. List.of(...) creates an immutable list, as a result adding to this list at runtime will cause a runtime crash. RuleSet checks if the key exists and if it doesn't exist it creates a new immutable list, otherwise it attempts to append to the immutable list, which crashes. However the else never gets hit because of point 2.
2. TrustedOrigin has no override for equals and hashCode, so it defaults to Java default equals and hash, which essentially compares by reference and not by value. Whenever we add a new entry into the List we clone TrustedOrigin TrustedOrigin.fromScopes. since this new trustedOrigin is a different object it is added as a new entry in RuleSet.