I forgot to update this. It still mentions a 'bound' flag. Changing that now.

The unbind-node command in its current form is actually not all that helpful, as it only removes the policy from the node. Without a way to do something else with nodes in an installed state, it's not very useful. We could rename it to 'reset-node' and have that command both reset the installed flag and remove the policy.

IOW, removing a policy from a node is really not a useful operation anymore