fix: apply sibling keywords when a schema resolves a $ref

[lazerg]

Problem

A property that both references another schema and adds its own keywords loses those keywords. resolveRef swaps the whole location for the reference target, so anything sitting next to $ref is gone before any code is generated:

const stringify = build({
  type: 'object',
  properties: {
    x: { $ref: 'Foo#', required: ['extra'] }
  }
}, {
  schema: {
    Foo: {
      $id: 'Foo',
      type: 'object',
      properties: { value: { type: 'integer' }, extra: { type: 'string' } },
      required: ['value']
    }
  }
})

stringify({ x: { value: 1 } })
// ACTUAL:   {"x":{"value":1}}
// EXPECTED: throws '"extra" is required!'

value is enforced because it comes from Foo, extra is not, so incomplete data serializes as if it were valid.

Fix

A $ref that carries siblings now gets the resolved target and those siblings merged through mergeLocations, the same path allOf already takes. Everything else keeps the direct dereference it always had:

• siblings that cannot change the output (title, description, $comment, examples, deprecated, readOnly, writeOnly) are skipped, so annotated refs still share one serializer
• when the sibling keywords and the target genuinely conflict (say a sibling type the target contradicts) the merge is dropped and the plain target is used, which is what happens today

Merged refs are cached by content rather than by object identity, since a merge clones its input and a recursive $ref would otherwise be merged again on every level.

Test

Two cases in test/ref.test.js, internal and external $ref with a sibling required: the sibling constraint is enforced and the target's own required still is. Both fail on the current main.

Fixes #866

[lazerg]

Hey @Tony133, could you take a look at this fix for sibling keywords not applying once a schema resolves a $ref? It's been open a month with no feedback.

[Tony133]

Thanks, and sorry for the delay. The fix looks correct.

Two small changes before merging, see inline comments.

[Tony133]

CI is red

[lazerg]

CI failed on the 100% coverage gate, not on a failing test. The catch in resolveRef that falls back to the plain $ref target had no test behind it. I added two: one where a sibling keyword conflicts with the target, one where the merge throws an error that must not be swallowed. Fixed in b19f087.

[Tony133]

lgtm