Prevent relationship fields from referencing single-type Content Types #767
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Overview
After encountering a UI issue in which a Relationship that referenced the Record Schema's primary Content Type was rendered incorrectly, it was decided that since each Record could have at most one single-type Content Type, a configuration in which another referenced that Content Type was not meaningful. Fixing the UI issue was deferred in favor of preventing such a configuration from being created.
Checklist
Demo
Notes
This does not add server-side validation, so invalid Record Schemas can be created by accessing the API directly. This appears to be a currently existing limitation, as we do not enforce other validation such as preventing Content Types from having a Relationship that points to themselves. #164873055 has been created to enforce these restrictions server-side.
Testing Instructions
Closes #164801173