“…Initially appearing in works of Herman-Jones [30] and Herman-Ocneanu [31], the Rokhlin property for single automorphisms and its applications for classification were perfected in works of Kishimoto and various collaborators [8,50,5,52,21,53,54,18,6,68]. Further work pushed these techniques to actions of infinite higher-rank groups as well [67,44,60,61,62,40,39]. The case of finite groups was treated in work of Izumi [37,38], where it was shown that such actions with the Rokhlin property have a particularly rigid theory; see also [75,28,22,23,24,1,2].…”