docs: Clarify documentation for unique_keys, key, and identifier.#258
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Update the inline documentation for the `unique_keys`, `key`, and `identifier` slot to better explain the differences between the three types of "keys" and align it with the corresponding recent update to the LinkML documentation (linkml/linkml#3649). This completes the fix to linkml/linkml#3329.
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Thanks for adding more information about keys/ids also here.
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This looks good to me.
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This PR completes the fix for linkml/linkml#3329 on the side of the LinkML model.
It updates the inline documentation for the
unique_keys,key, andidentifierslot to better explain the differences between the three, and align it with the recent corresponding update to the LinkML documentation (linkml/linkml#3649).