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Add callout that external subschema approach is not prohibited. #19

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Expand Up @@ -41,6 +41,11 @@ The GraphQL Composite Schemas specification has a number of design principles:
GraphQL Composite Schemas specification prefers to be explicit about
intentions and minimize reliance on inference and convention.

Note: Although the GraphQL Composite Schemas specification does not describe how
to combine arbitrary schemas, tooling may be built to transform existing or
external schemas into compliant _source schemas_. Details of building such
tooling is beyond the scope of this specification.

To enable greater interoperability between different implementations of tooling
and gateways, this specification focuses on two core components: schema
composition and distributed execution.
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