[WIP] Support Regulatory Fusions #1176
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I think we should also add validation somewhere in this validator that two partners can't both be multiple and/or unknown. This is kinda covered by at_least_one_gene_id in a roundabout way but not explicitly.
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I wonder if we should consider switching the order of the 5' Partner and 3' Partner description items in case the 3' Partner is regulatory (to match the feature name). Same for the order of the coordinates.
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This introduces schema support for regulatory fusions.
Still todo before this can be merged:
We aren't using it directly yet but many of the regulatory fusion terms are SOID terms, so this also adds that linkage in case we want to leverage it in the future.