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."
Whether every parent must have this component in a valid business state.
unique, zero-or-more when not unique.unique, one-or-more when not unique.Parent composition: the child row belongs to the parent lifecycle and is managed through the parent context. The composition child must be a user-creatable stance ("primary" or "subsidiary"); a snapshot/material/ actor/session row is created by its own lifecycle and must use an association instead.
Parent composition relation. The child belongs to the parent's lifecycle and should be created or managed through the parent context.