[Repo Assist] Add schema.org microdata support to HtmlProvider

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Implements the feature requested in #611 — adds schema.org microdata inference to HtmlProvider, generating a typed Schemas container from HTML elements with itemscope/itemtype/itemprop attributes.

Closes #611

What's changed

New types (in FSharp.Data.Runtime)

• HtmlSchemaItem — a single microdata item: { Properties: Map(string, string); Html: HtmlNode }
• HtmlSchemaGroup — all items of a given schema type: { Name; TypeUrl; Items: HtmlSchemaItem[]; Properties: string[] }
• HtmlObjectDescription gains a new SchemaGroup case

Runtime parsing (HtmlRuntime.fs)

• HtmlRuntime.getSchemas : HtmlDocument -> HtmlSchemaGroup list — discovers all itemscope/itemtype elements, groups by type URL, extracts itemprop values per the HTML microdata spec:
  • (meta) → content attribute
  • (a), (link) → href attribute (falling back to inner text)
  • (img), (audio), (video), (source) → src attribute
  • (time) → datetime attribute (falling back to inner text)
  • All others → content attribute (falling back to inner text)
  • Nested itemscope elements are not traversed
• HtmlDocument.GetSchema(id) added for runtime schema lookup

Type generation (HtmlGenerator.fs)

• createSchemaItemType — generates one provided type per schema group (erased to HtmlSchemaItem), with one string property per discovered itemprop name (Pascal-cased)
• generateTypes handles SchemaGroup case — adds a Schemas container with one property per schema type, returning SchemaItemType[]

Usage example

[(Literal)]
let sampleHtml = """(html)(body)
  (div itemscope itemtype="(schema.org/redacted)
    <span itemprop="name">Jane Smith</span>
    <span itemprop="jobTitle">Software Engineer</span>
    (a itemprop="url" href="(example.com/redacted)")Homepage(/a)
  (/div)
(/body)(/html)"""

type MyPage = HtmlProvider(sampleHtml)

let doc = MyPage.GetSample()
for person in doc.Schemas.Person do
    printfn "%s — %s (%s)" person.Name person.JobTitle person.Url

Test Status

• ✅ Build: succeeded (19 pre-existing warnings, 0 errors)
• ✅ FSharp.Data.Core.Tests HTML/schema unit tests: 2862 passed (6 new schema tests added)
• ✅ FSharp.Data.Tests HtmlProvider integration tests: 38 passed (3 new schema integration tests added)
• ✅ Fantomas format check: passed

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/repo-assist Please invstigate CI failures and fix.

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/repo-assist please try this out on some real websites - develop some scripts that use Wikipedia, IMDBm maybe ebay

I've added these to the network firewall

• https://en.wikipedia.org
• https://www.ebay.com
• https://www.imdb.com

Post the samples back here and put a couple in the docs.

Update the docs too you haven't done that yet, and review all the HtmlProvider docs and improve them

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/repo-assist OK looks like we should be supporting JSON-LD as well, could you add that to this PR and redo more samples. Find out what Wikipedia actually supports for structured data schemas too - not just tables and develop samples around that similarly and get back to me

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Done! I've added JSON-LD support to this PR and revised the documentation with Wikipedia-focused examples. Here's a summary of what was added:

JSON-LD support (doc.JsonLd.*)

When an HTML page contains (script type="application/ld+json") blocks, HtmlProvider now generates a typed .JsonLd container alongside .Tables and .Schemas. For example:

// Wikipedia embeds schema.org Article JSON-LD on every article page
type WikiPage = HtmlProvider<"(en.wikipedia.org/redacted)

let doc = WikiPage.Load(...)
let article = doc.JsonLd.Article.[0]
printfn "%s — published %s" article.Name article.DatePublished

Each @type group gets its own strongly-typed property with Pascal-cased string accessors for every top-level scalar field. A .Raw property gives the raw JSON for accessing complex nested values (images, authors, etc.) with JsonValue.Parse.

What Wikipedia actually uses for structured data

Wikipedia serves three formats — all now supported by HtmlProvider:

Format	Access	What it contains
HTML tables	.Tables.*	Statistics, event lists, comparisons
HTML microdata	.Schemas.*	Inline entity markup (products, events)
JSON-LD	.JsonLd.*	Article metadata: name, headline, description, url, datePublished, dateModified, license, inLanguage

Wikipedia embeds a schema.org/Article JSON-LD block in (head) on every article page. Person and place pages additionally carry a mainEntity link to the Wikidata item, plus sameAs cross-references.

Changes in this push

• HtmlRuntime.fs — HtmlJsonLdItem, HtmlJsonLdGroup types; getJsonLd parser; GetJsonLd(id) on HtmlDocument
• HtmlGenerator.fs — createJsonLdItemType; JsonLdGroup case generating a JsonLd container
• FSharp.Data.Html.Core.fsproj — added FSharp.Data.Json.Core project reference (for JsonValue.Parse)
• HtmlProvider.fsx — full rewrite of the structured-data sections with four Wikipedia-based examples and a format summary table
• Tests — 5 new runtime unit tests + 6 new HtmlProvider integration tests (all green)

Test status: DesignTime 489 ✅ · Integration 285 ✅ · Core 2867 ✅ · Fantomas format check ✅

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