During enable mode, two validators are used.
1. validator: The module to be installed as any module type that can be defined. It must be a validator either already before the user op or after enabling it as a validator in enable mode. This validator will be used to validate the final userOp.
2. enableModeSigValidator: This validator is used in _checkEnableModeSignature to check the _getEnableModeDataHash(validator, initData) for enabling the first validator.Note that these two validators are independent of each other and might have different trust assumptions and privileges.
While a user operation has a nonce field (that is used in the userOpHash and its signature) and the entrypoint checks and increments this nonce to avoid replaying a user operation, the inner enableModeSignature does not have any such replay protection. The same module, moduleInitData, enableModeSignature can be used in a different user operation to install the module a second time, for example, after the user uninstalled the module already.As the entire enable mode data is encoded in the userOp.signature that is not part of userOpHash, a bundler can replace the enable mode data with a different previously signed one without invalidating the user operation (as long as the enable mode bit and the validator encoded in the userOp.nonce match).