Fix 2019-09 hyperschema meta-schemas #1132
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The links.json schema uses `$recursiveRef` wrong. In fact, `$recursiveRef` is not capable of expressing the relationship that was intended. With this version, schemas in the `links` keyword are pinned to the 2019-09 hyperschema dialect even if `$recursiveRef` is used to extend the 2019-09 hyperschema dialect. While not exactly what was intended, this covers all but advanced use-cases.
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Related to #1120
The links.json schema uses
$recursiveRefwrong. In fact,$recursiveRefis not capable of expressing the relationship that wasintended. With this version, schemas in the
linkskeyword are pinned to the 2019-09 hyperschema dialect even if$recursiveRefis used to extend the 2019-09 hyperschema dialect. While not exactly what was intended, this covers all but advanced use-cases.