The `MultiSigDeleGator` contract extends `DeleGatorCore` to provide multi-signature based access control and delegation. It allows a set of signers (EOAs) to manage the contract by requiring a threshold number of signatures to execute transactions. The contract supports adding, removing, and replacing signers, updating the signature threshold, and verifying signatures. It also includes initialization and reinitialization methods for UUPS proxies.

The `DelegationManager` contract manages delegations, allowing users to cache, validate, and execute delegations on-chain. It supports pausing and unpausing delegation functionalities, caching delegation hashes, enabling/disabling delegations, and redeeming delegations by validating signatures and enforcing caveats. The contract ensures only authorized users can perform these actions and emits relevant events for state changes.

The `HybridDeleGator` contract extends `DeleGatorCore` to manage multiple signers using EOA, raw P256, or WebAuthn P256 public keys. It allows adding/removing keys, updating signers, and verifying signatures. The contract ensures at least one active signer and supports ownership transfer. It validates signatures for user operations, supporting both EOA and P256 key formats.

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