Fix handling of relationship loading to use dataKey. #445
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Data for a relationship should be looked up on the dataKey, and not the plain property key. Previously, loads on a model with relationships would not update the embedded models when the property key didn't match the data key.
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Data for a relationship should be looked up on the dataKey, and not the plain property key. Previously, loads on a model with relationships would not update the embedded models when the property key didn't
match the data key.