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* Property level validation for content - initial implementation * Always succeed create/update regardless of property level validation errors * Move old complex editor validation classes to Web.BackOffice so they will be deleted * Include operation status and property validation errors in ProblemDetails * Refactor property validation to its own service(s) * Make the problem details builder a little more generic towards extensions * Validation for item and branch publish * Moved malplaced test * Get rid of a TODO * Integration tests for content validation service * Simplify validation service * Add missing response types to create and update for document and media * Remove test that no longer applies * Use "errors" for model validation errors (property validation errors) * Split create/update and validation into their own endpoints * Fix forward merge * Correct wrong assumption for missing properties * Remove localization from validation error messages - decreases dependencies, adds a lot of obsolete constructors * Reuse existing validation service + support custom error messages * Fix merge errors * Review comments
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