Yes, that use case (two different non-predicate schemas) is no longer
supported. While superficially simple, it added a fair bit of
complexity and had corner cases that are not present with
`conditional` or `constrained`. Moreover, in our experience the
primary use case for `both` by far was with a predicate, and in the
other cases there is typically a reasonable alternative. Can you
elaborate on what your use case looks like?
Thanks, Jason
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