Two changes to the core of the form, both needed before anything can render an optional group as a single control. collectSchemaLeafFields stops unfolding an object marked x-ui-optional-group and emits the object itself instead. Until now no code path produced a leaf of type object at all: `hasChildren && !isArray` always recursed, which is why five settings most nodes never touch took more room on the card than the prompt. Emitting it is opt-in, for the same reason arrays are: most callers want editable scalars and would choke on an object. An unmarked nested object still unfolds exactly as before, and a test pins that - the change has to be per object, not a new rule for nested objects in general. SchemaDisplayItem gains a fourth slot beside field / richContent / array, with its lookup map in buildOrderedSchemaDisplay. Nothing fills it yet. 588 frontend tests green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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