added limited support for conditional property values #135
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Reverts #135, I did not see the alternative PR sorry!
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As mentioned in #129 we don't get fully resolved schemas based on the data. Following the discussion in sagold/json-schema-library#61, that appears to be expected.
The workaround I implemented is to "fake" a deep schema resolution by performing the shallow schema resolution on the direct children properties of the schema (we only really care about the direct children in this context).