fix(types,merge): treat List/Dictionary as subtypes and add idempotent resolve test #10
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…t resolve test - Replace exact blueId checks in `Types.isListType`/`Types.isDictionaryType` with `isSubtype(...)` using `NodeProvider` to recognize derived types. - Update `ListProcessor` and `DictionaryProcessor` to use the provider-aware checks. - Add `MergerIntegrationTest` verifying `Blue.resolve` is idempotent. Why: Prevent false errors when `itemType`/`keyType` exist on subtype nodes and ensure resolving an already-resolved node is stable.
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Types.isListType/Types.isDictionaryTypewithisSubtype(...)usingNodeProviderto recognize derived types.ListProcessorandDictionaryProcessorto use the provider-aware checks.MergerIntegrationTestverifyingBlue.resolveis idempotent.Why: Prevent false errors when
itemType/keyTypeexist on subtype nodes and ensure resolving an already-resolved node is stable.