Default id to "Read-Only" + allow for empty blocks/nested attributes to be documented
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This still allows arbitrary definition of `id` where a tailor-made `.Description` can be provided: it's just the default that is changing to something more sensible. Also, updated README to guide developers. Co-authored-by: Nicholas Muesch <nicholas.muesch@datadoghq.com> Co-authored-by: Oliver Ford <dev.github@ojford.com>
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id to "Read-Only" + allow for empty blocks/nested attributes to be documented
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Closes #46
Closes #99
This PR is a cherry-pick-like one: there are key fixes we want to land in
v0.8.0, and given PRs have been open for a long while, we want to support them without additional burden to the original contributors.Of course, authorship is preserved.
See the linked content for more context about each fix.
Big thank you to: @ovandriyanov, @nmuesch, @OJFord