Issue #1898 - Correct metamodeling of property "desc" and "id" #1899
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…e class hierarchy below a specific class.
…amodeling was moved from the general EntityFinder to MetaModelProcessor.
… class. Added support for collection of properties for metamodeling with both handling of property 'key' from 1877 and properties 'id' & 'desc' from 1898 (this branch).
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Simplified property-finding methods so that they are not concerned with property-processing, such as inclusion/exclusion of "desc". A separate method should be used - processProperties(). Adjusted tests accordingly.
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Resolved #1898