update(link): Relax link schemas to support domain-level identifiers #292
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This change updates all link schemas (START, END, RELATION, and embedded variants) to allow references to either a CDEvent contextId, a domainId, or both.
Previously, links could only reference event context IDs. This limited cross-system connectivity and encouraged embedding execution identifiers in customData purely for graph reconstruction.
By allowing domainId alongside contextId:
At least one of contextId or domainId is now required for link endpoints. AdditionalProperties are restricted to prevent schema drift.
This preserves existing semantics while improving flexibility and reducing customData pollution.