* Run this file as a CLI tool, to apply a patch set from the command line

* Mark the given properties as attributes instead * * These can be simple property names (`Foo`, `Bar`), but they can also be * compound prop

* Mark the given properties as immutable * * This be a top-level property reference, or a deep property reference, like `Foo` or * `Foo/Bar`.

* Match event fields name and CloudFormation resources name

* Move anything in the special marker <<...>> to the front of the line

* Open a parenthesized subexpression * * For now emits unconditionally, we can do something smart later.

* Service schema name e.g. "aws.s3@ObjectCreated" returns "aws-s3"

* Turns a JSON Pointer into a list of all ancestor paths: * /foo/bar/baz => ["", "/foo", "/foo/bar", "/foo/bar/baz"]

Record a raw patch operation.

* Return an expression that will reference the given symbol

* Find all resources of a given type

* Merge two schemas, returning a new schema that will satisfy both input schemas * * This operation will only work if both inputs have the same `typ

* Remove settings that are equal to their defaults

* Simplify a union type as much as possible

* Store with a preallocated ID

* Turns a compound name into its property equivalent * Compliance.Type -> ComplianceType

* Apply patches in order, skipping patches that don't apply due to errors

* Find a type definition from a given property type

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