introduce pruneSchema function, PruneSchema transform, and pruneSchema options for makeExecutableSchema and stitchSchemas #1632
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consider removing minimal level of pruning built into healSchema and mapSchema in the next major version, as built in pruning makes it impossible to build unpruned schemas, which may be of use to some library users
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Some of these options won't work, as there is a minimal level of pruning built into v6 healSchema and mapSchemas. This default pruning should probably be removed in v7, as we cannot necessarily make assumptions as to who wants what pruned.
Motivation: #1624