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@jfntn modeling a statechart should be no problem within a single session -- you just need to gate each rule controlling exit/enter with a "gating condition" that matches the current state.
The state chart syntax you supplied could be operated over and expanded to a set of rules, each of which begins with matching the state from which those entry/exits apply