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This PR implements the validation described at graphql/graphql-spec#1211
More discussion is at the link above, but the core issue is around uninhabited OneOf types -- the property that a type can be defined in a way that a value cannot be generated for it.
The simplest example of an uninhabited type is this recursive OneOf:
While this type definition is currently valid by the rules of OneOf types and circular input types, it violates the spirit of the Circular References because it does not allow construction of a finite value. This uninhabitation property applies to any closed subgraph of OneOf types.
This PR adds a new validator for OneOf inhabitation. I've tried to follow the existing conventions, but any feedback on style or substance is welcome.