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included items referenced the related resource's whole document
definition ({data: {...}}) while the serializer emits bare resource
objects. Move the resource object to its own X.jsonapi.resource
definition, referenced by the document's data and by included.
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Follows #8734.
included.items.anyOfreferenced the related resource's document definition (X.jsonapi, i.e.{data: {...}}), butincludeditems are bare resource objects ({id, type, attributes, relationships}), so real responses never validated against the documented schema.The resource object now lives in its own
X.jsonapi.resourcedefinition, referenced by the document'sdata(and collectiondata.items) and byincluded, single source of truth. Measured on the fixture app export: 638 new*.resourcecomponents, no removed ones, and every existing component dereferences to exactly its previous shape. Consumers readingX.jsonapi.properties.datainline now get a$ref.Expect a conflict with #8741 (same factory) depending on merge order.