feat: add support for refs to shorthand parameter syntax#250
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🧰 What's being changed?
Adds support for using refs in the shorthand parameter syntax.
Pointers to local files and uri's are both supported via a simple heuristic.
Default argument isn't supported because that's a property of the referenced schema itself(?)
Currently no error will be thrown but the default will be ignored if provided.
Examples include:
(Resolves #212)
🧬 Testing
I added test cases in
loader.test.jsthat demonstrate the expected output.