Boolean dataTypes cannot have enumerated values, because boolean is already enumerated. That's correctly represented in the SpecIF schema v1.1.
However properties with boolean dataType may have a list of multiple values, in other words a vector of values, like any property having another dataType. That's missing in the SpecIF schema v1.1; a dataType with type xs:boolean should have a native property 'multiple' as well.
'multiple' and 'enumeration' have nothing to do with each other ... which was different for SpecIF v1.0 and below.
Boolean dataTypes cannot have enumerated values, because boolean is already enumerated. That's correctly represented in the SpecIF schema v1.1.
However properties with boolean dataType may have a list of multiple values, in other words a vector of values, like any property having another dataType. That's missing in the SpecIF schema v1.1; a dataType with type xs:boolean should have a native property 'multiple' as well.
'multiple' and 'enumeration' have nothing to do with each other ... which was different for SpecIF v1.0 and below.