Fix import ref rewriting - #4
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…rging When importing schemas via $import or $importdefs, internal $ref and $extends pointers (like #/definitions/Address) were pointing to the original document's root instead of their new location in the merged document. This fix adds a _rewrite_refs helper method to both validators that recursively rewrites these pointers to their new location after import. For example, when importing at #/definitions/People, a reference like #/definitions/Address is rewritten to #/definitions/People/Address. Changes: - Added _rewrite_refs() method to both validators - Updated _process_imports() to call ref rewriting with deep copy - Added 3 new tests for ref rewriting scenarios Fixes #2
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Fixes #2