Canonicalization : sorting json property values by key if they are object type #530
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Summary
Make json property values deterministic if they are object type in Avro schema canonical form.
Description
The current version of avro schema canonical form can be non-deterministic if a json property is of object type and its internal keys may change order.
Fixing that by recursively sorting json properties alphabetically (by key name) if they are of object type.
Test
Added unit tests