Link errors

A link tells a target which other entry it builds on. See Targets and links.

Code	Cause and fix
link.missing	The target needs a link, for example validators. Add link: { validators: validators } to the entry.
link.entry.unknown	The link names an id no entry has. Use the id of the entry that provides it.
link.kind.not-provided	That entry does not provide this kind. Link an entry whose target does.
link.kind.not-consumed	The Laravel target uses no link: it writes its own PHP types. Remove the link from its entry.
link.kind.mismatch	The linked entry gives another kind of output. Link the one the message names.
link.cycle	Two entries link to each other. Remove one link.
link.client.errorStyle.unsupported	The React, Vue and Angular targets need a fetch client with errorStyle: result (the default), and the linked client has throw. Set errorStyle: result on the client target, or link another client. See Fetch client.
link.style.unsupported	The linked entry provides a style this target does not read, as the message says. Link one of the entries the fix names.
link.types.operation.missing, link.types.schema.missing, link.validators.operation.missing, link.validators.principal.missing, link.client.operation.missing	The linked entry describes no type, validator or client call for a member this entry needs: the IR is not one seampact wrote. Compile the contract again with the same seampact release as the targets.
link.apis.unpaired	The linked entry does not generate an api this entry generates. Add it to the apis of the linked entry.

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Generate errors when the links are right and a target still refuses.