My 2 cents: I think bolt and thunderbolt-tools must agree on the ACL (device whitelist for auto-approve on next connection) location and format and then I assume they can co-exist happily without stepping on each other's toes. Even if both try to authorize the same device on connection, it shouldn't matter much as the final result is that the device is authorized and ready to use.
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