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add-json-schema-support

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Delivers standalone JSON Schema (a document that is only a schema, identified by its root `$schema`, starting with 2020-12) in SwaggerEditor, following the "Standalone JSON Schema" design doc, with the ApiDOM part taken as done and Swagger UI rendering the document natively - ApiDOM JSON Schema parser adapters for detection, apidom-ls for validation, completion, hover and semantic highlighting, routing JSON Schema content to the existing Swagger UI preview (no editor preview plugin), the swagger-ui-react upgrade, the highlighting check, Load Example, docs and Playwright tests, gated by `spec-status.mjs --json-schema`. Also covers adding further dialects (2019-09, Draft 7/6/4). Use whenever someone wants SwaggerEditor to edit, preview, validate or highlight a plain JSON Schema file, asks why a `$schema` document shows "Unable to render editor content" or "Unable to render this definition", or plans the editor part of standalone JSON Schema, even if they don't name this skill.

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