Adding infrastructure for validating vocabulary-controlled elements. - #4
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This is basically an xslt-generating python script; see there for how to use it. I've also added a file voc-exercise.vor in tests; this exercises the existing vocabulary checks. I have not added actual tests yet because I'm unsure about how single-resource validation should look like in the end.
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I'll take care of it actually, and add a test.
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This is basically an xslt-generating python script; see there for how to use it.
I've also added a file voc-exercise.vor in tests; this exercises the existing vocabulary checks. I have not added actual tests yet because I'm unsure about how single-resource validation should look like in the end.