feat: Introduce schema validation and generation tools for EIB files#821
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For SUSE's HackWeek 2025 I created this project https://hackweek.opensuse.org/25/projects/suse-edge-image-builder-json-schema
Basically the idea is to have an interface so other programs can generate valid EIB files... so the interface is a json schema.
I vibe-coded a couple of tools included here:
schema-generator: Generates the JSON schema for the Edge Image Builder configuration file.schema-validator: Validates an Edge Image Builder configuration file (YAML) against the generated JSON schema.I've used this as an excuse to learn more about AI, agents, etc. as well as json schema, golang, etc. :)
I included everything under a contrib folder as I feel it is the proper location (see for example this article about the contrib folder).