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More often than not, a complex type is derived from another complex type, and during the code gen process, it is simplified to derive from anyType, and there are no additional types to pull in. This fixes issues with missing types for schema that meet the following criteria: * There are complexTypes derived from simpleTypes (using simpleContent). * The simpleTypes are not used anywhere else. * The simpleTypes are simplified to builtin types because they are not interesting enough.
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Flatten and generate code for parents of complex types.
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More often than not, a complex type is derived from another
complex type, and during the code gen process, it is simplified
to derive from anyType, and there are no additional types to pull
in.
This fixes issues with missing types for schema that meet the
following criteria:
not interesting enough.