Finished documentation for the inverse relation property.
Inverse relation property name generated in the target model. Typically
plural for 1:N (e.g., "comments"), singular for 1:1. When this foreign
key names the actor or role that performed an action (the user who
authored an article), encode that direction here: authoredArticles, not
a bare articles that reads as "rows about this row."
Ordinary association: the parent can expose this inverse relation, but it does not own the child row's lifecycle.
Ordinary FK association; the parent does not own the child lifecycle.