fix(parser): min array length on Records #3521
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Summary
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This PR adds a
.min(1)block to all built-in Parser schemas that had it missing.Additionally the PR also refactors the tests for SES, CloudFormation, and AppSync as well as the
@parserdecorator. Finally it fixes some minor inconsistencies across a handful other test files.Based on my survey, the last type of schema that is missing the
.min(1)are the Kinesis ones that will be addressed as part of the work in #3249.Issue number: closes #3475
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