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Corresponding linkml changes for linkml/linkml-model#52
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Partly replaces #21. See also linkml/linkml#75
This provides a simple set of conditional rules that apply to instances of classes. It is roughly equivalent to schema conditionals in json-schema. It is less expressive than what is proposed in #21 and linkml/linkml#75 but could provide a path to further extension.
It is also generally less expressive than https://www.w3.org/TR/shacl-af/#condition at this time
it does provide some features not in json-schema. These include the ability to auto-classify. E.g. an Employee is a person that has specified value for employed_by.
rules can also be specified as open or closed world