Avoid flattening elements

[tefra]

📒 Description

All xs:schema elements are classes everything else is either noise or class properties

That naive assumption is what started this project almost 5 years ago. Since then I am trying to get to that milestone by only generating root level elements and complex types, but in order to get there I had to solve the xml schemas puzzle, sometimes making compromises in order for certain things to work. That's why in some occasions I had to be aggressive with the flattening process and to introduce the filtering strategies.

Every year I tried to enable this feature and every year I had so many issues. Something was missing... I can't put my finger on what exactly but it seems this year we will make it. The w3c tests pass, the samples repo build passes.

Resolves #xxxx

🔗 What I've Done

• Finally adhere to my naive assumption and only generate the root elements and complex types!

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🛫 Checklist

• Updated docs
• Added unit-tests
• Sample tests pass
• W3C tests pass

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Quality Gate passed

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0 New issues

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0 Security Hotspots
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0.0% Duplication on New Code

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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Comparison is base (afa5368) 99.97% compared to head (f89c292) 99.97%.

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