Removed collapsible tests

[david-waltermire]

Committer Notes

This feature is no longer supported in Metaschema 1.0.0+. It was removed intentionally in usnistgov/metaschema#405 based on community feedback.

This PR resolves usnistgov/metaschema#774 and #36.

It also obviates the need for usnistgov/metaschema#775 and #37, which should be closed.

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  • Deleted several obsolete metaschema files related to collapsible components, including XML and JSON Schema definitions, to streamline the testing framework.

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The pull request involves the deletion of several files related to the collapsible metaschema used in unit testing. These files include XML and JSON representations of the metaschema and associated test cases. The changes do not alter any declarations of exported or public entities, but they remove definitions and test cases that were previously utilized for validating the collapsible components within the schema generation context.

Changes

File	Change Summary
test-suite/schema-generation/collapsible/collapsible-no-op_metaschema.xml	Deleted file containing XML representation of a collapsible metaschema for unit testing.
test-suite/schema-generation/collapsible/collapsible_metaschema.xml	Deleted file defining a collapsible metaschema in XML format for unit testing.
test-suite/schema-generation/collapsible/collapsible_test_multiple_PASS.json	Deleted file containing JSON structure for a test case with multiple values for a collapsible component.
test-suite/schema-generation/collapsible/collapsible_test_singleton_PASS.json	Deleted file containing JSON structure for a test case with a single value for a collapsible component.
test-suite/schema-generation/collapsible/target/collapsible-no-op_metaschema-jsonschema.json	Deleted file with JSON Schema definition for a collapsible no-op metaschema unit test.
test-suite/schema-generation/collapsible/target/collapsible-no-op_metaschema-xmlschema.xsd	Deleted XML Schema Definition (XSD) file for a collapsible no-op metaschema.
test-suite/schema-generation/collapsible/target/collapsible_metaschema-jsonschema.json	Deleted file with JSON Schema definition for a collapsible metaschema used in unit testing.
test-suite/schema-generation/collapsible/target/collapsible_metaschema-xmlschema.xsd	Deleted XML Schema Definition (XSD) file for a collapsible metaschema.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Update GlobalFieldDefinitionType to support collapsible (Issue #774)	❌	The changes do not address the missing definition for collapsible.

🐰 In the meadow, where changes bloom,
Old files vanish, making room.
Collapsible dreams, now set aside,
A new path awaits, with hope as our guide.
With every hop, we’ll find our way,
To brighter schemas, come what may! 🌼

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[david-waltermire]

@ronaldtse FYI