DNM: tech preview saturated constructors in the openapi#911
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DNM: tech preview saturated constructors in the openapi#911
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Put the "top-most application node" as the ID, rather than the ID of the constructor. This should make actions behave closer to what one would visually expect. (Note that the current situation is fairly temporary and this will be revisited when constructors must be saturated in the core AST.)
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This is a quick hack to make openapi clients more-or-less believe we have saturated constructors