Allows the implicit relationships to be tracked separately from the primary relationships, and recreate them through the normal process on derived classes.
Also recreates the relationship methods on the derived class as a separate step after the resource classes are all defined.
TODO: Test that this is working
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Allows the implicit relationships to be tracked separately from the primary relationships, and recreate them through the normal process on derived classes.
Also recreates the relationship methods on the derived class as a separate step after the resource classes are all defined. TODO: Test that this is working
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