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Add callout that external subschema approach is not prohibited. #19

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add callout that external subschema approach is not prohibited
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Update spec/Section 1 -- Overview.md
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Expand Up @@ -17,7 +17,9 @@ The GraphQL Composite Schemas specification has a number of design principles:
from the start. Each source schema defines the types and fields it is
responsible for serving within the context of the larger schema, referencing
and extending what is provided by other source schemas. The GraphQL Composite
Schemas specification does not describe how to combine arbitrary schemas.
Schemas specification does not describe how to combine arbitrary schemas, even
as tooling may be able to transform existing or external schemas into
compliant _source schemas_.
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- **Collaborative**: The GraphQL Composite Schemas specification is explicitly
designed around team collaboration. By building on a principled composition
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