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case_validate: Default inference flag to None rather than "none" #123

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case_validate: Default inference flag to None rather than "none" #123

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  1. case_validate: Default to None rather than "none" 

    Defaulting to the string `"none"` has a functional consequence in
downstream pySHACL operations, as encoded at the time of this writing
(pySHACL version 0.23.0).  `inference` in the `pyshacl.validate(...)`
arguments is propagated down two code paths that both impact the
validation operation, but that use different default values.  The
`--metashacl` (SHACL-SHACL validation graph for reviewing shape syntax)-
aligned code path defaults to `rdfs` inference, and the `Validator`
class defaults to the string `"none"`.

Signed-off-by: Alex Nelson <[email protected]>
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    ajnelson-nist committed Aug 21, 2023
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