Fix SerdeImport of subtypes #634
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SerdeImport does not add the Serdeable.Deserializable stereotype so findSubtypeDeserializables would not include an imported type in the subtype listing. This PR overrides findSubtypeDeserializables to use isEnabledForDeserialization which handles import properly. This is for #536, not sure it fixes the full issue though.
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SerdeImport does not add the Serdeable.Deserializable stereotype so findSubtypeDeserializables would not include an imported type in the subtype listing. This PR overrides findSubtypeDeserializables to use isEnabledForDeserialization which handles import properly.
This is for #536, not sure it fixes the full issue though.