Which asset type in MuleSoft refers to a RAML document not fulfilling the requirements for a complete specification?

The RAML document that does not fulfill the requirements for a complete specification is referred to as an API Spec Fragment. In MuleSoft, API Spec Fragments are used to represent parts of an API specification that are not fully formed. They allow teams to work on different sections of an API in a more modular fashion, enabling collaboration and incremental development without requiring a complete and finalized API specification.

API Spec Fragments are especially useful during the design process, where different teams may focus on varying aspects of an API without needing a comprehensive overview. This modular approach facilitates easier updates and changes, making it a dynamic way of handling API specifications.

On the other hand, complete API specifications, such as SOAP APIs and REST APIs, are fully defined APIs that comply with all necessary requirements. Policies do not refer to document specifications but rather to a set of rules that govern API behavior. Therefore, the designation of API Spec Fragments for RAML documents that are incomplete is accurate and highlights the flexibility of MuleSoft's approach to API design.