DXCDT-380: shouldFieldBePreserved function
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🔧 Changes
The first part of many to implement a fix for #328. At the most basic level, we need to identify which fields to preserve before can actually preserve them.
This function doesn't serve much function in its current form, but it will be used by higher-order functions to compose the keyword preservation functionality.
This PR starts to lay the foundation for the keyword preservation code in both the
keywordPreservation.tsfile as well as the accompanying test file.📚 References
Related Issues:
🔬 Testing
Many unit tests included to cover a wide-range of situations.
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