The work is now almost fully reflective, and *drumroll* the original order of the data is maintained when re-rendering. new elements pop in at the top of the object, but everything else will remain in the sequence it was originally added.
Tests all passing, runs super fast, pulls in every single DigitalOcean spec and parses it. There may be some issues deeper down in the models, but for now high level tests all pass.
The case checking seems kinda dumb now looking back at this code. I am not sure why I felt the need to do that, however after being aware of it for some time and not being happy with the extra cycles it puts the code through.
This change removes ConvertCase from the utils package, as it's no longer used or needed right now. If it needs co come back, we can re-add the code, but deleting code always makes me happy.
It also removed a dependency from the project, which reduces the footprint, great!
Schemas are now rendered on demand. There is no reasonable way to navigate the mayhem that is circular dependencies through multiple inheritance and polymorphism. So now using a msuch simpler design (and MUCH faster), there is a `SchemaProxy` for every schema reference. This holds a reference to the low model and index, that renders the schema on demand. Once rendered, it's done. Any children can also be rendered on demand, and so down the rabbit hole you do (if you want).
All circular dependencies are know by the index, so you can decide when you want to stop, or just keep going for ever, however it's now a choice, not something decided for you.
Signed-off-by: Dave Shanley <dave@quobix.com>
