[Go] test picoschema with yaml test cases #528
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Use the yaml file of test cases to test the Go picoschema implementation. This uncovered a few problems. Some new features were implemented in JS but not in Go; they are implemented here. More seriously, it was discovered that the JSON schema package we are using, github.com/invopop/jsonschema, does not support arrays for the "type" field, and probably never will (see invopop/jsonschema#134). Tests that require that are skipped.
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Use the yaml file of test cases to test the Go picoschema implementation.
This uncovered a few problems. Some new features were implemented in
JS but not in Go; they are implemented here.
More seriously, it was discovered that the JSON schema package we
are using, github.com/invopop/jsonschema, does not support
arrays for the "type" field, and probably never will (see
invopop/jsonschema#134). Tests that
require that are skipped.