Add JSON schema validation example bundle - #66
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Adds com.vogella.json.validation demonstrating JSON schema validation with the networknt json-schema-validator, plus a test fragment covering the valid and invalid document cases. The validator is added to the target platform as a Maven location dependency.
The 2026-06 simultaneous release ships the jakarta.annotation package at 3.0.0 and no longer provides a 2.1.x version, so the upper bound of [2.1.0,3.0.0) made the target platform unresolvable and broke the build. Widen the range to [2.1.0,4.0.0) in the four bundles importing the package.
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Adds a new
com.vogella.json.validationbundle that shows how to validate a JSON document against a JSON schema using the networknt json-schema-validator, together with a test fragment that covers both the valid and the invalid document case.The validator is pulled in through the target platform as a Maven location dependency, so it resolves the same way in the IDE and in the Tycho build. Both bundles are wired into the reactor, which means the example is compiled and its tests are executed on every build instead of only living as documentation.