Look up a schema

Read the schema from the module's own locked provider instead of recalling it.

Call provider_schema with:

• path: the module directory, relative to the project root.
• type: a resource or data source type such as aws_instance, or the provider's local name such as aws when kind is provider.
• kind: resource, data_source or provider.
• block: optional dotted path such as ebs_block_device or a.b, to read a nested block or nested attribute instead of the top level.

The provider comes from the module's required_providers, or is hashicorp/<prefix> when undeclared. The module must be initialized with a .terraform.lock.hcl entry for the provider; if the call fails for that reason, say so and ask the user to run terraform init instead of guessing.

The result gives the locked provider version beside the configuration's version constraint, the level's attributes (type, required, optional, computed, sensitive, deprecated, description) and one summary per nested block (nesting mode, min and max items, attribute and block counts). Read the top level first, then call again with block for each nested block you need.

Report the locked version with what you found, since schemas change between versions. Treat a deprecated attribute as a warning to the user, not something to use.