fix(recursion): resolve infinite loop with recursive links #717
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Description:
This pull request fixes an issue where recursive references in schemas could cause infinite loops.
Linked Issue:
Resolves #608.
Details:
The fix ensures that recursive links are correctly handled without entering an endless cycle, improving the stability and reliability of the dereferencer.
Checklist:
• Added tests for recursive link scenarios.
• Verified that the issue no longer occurs with the provided test cases.
Let me know if you’d like to modify or expand this!