Add a warning for duplicate siblings

[juniper]

Add a warning for duplicate siblings

[philshafer]

Thanks! IMO, the semantics should be:

Start with a namelist that contains one element with empty name.
For each new node to be generated:
{

• If the test is called for an xo_emit() that does not actually
  generate a JSON or XML node, no test is performed (it may or may not
  contain a valid node name).
• For xo_emit, open_container or open_list check that the name of the
  node is not yet in the namelist.
  • If the name is found: WARN about duplicate use of this name.
• For open_instance, the name of the instance must match the name in
  the first element of the namelist.
  • If the name differs: WARN about illegal other nodes in the xo_list.
• Each xo_emit, open_container, open_list or open_instance puts its
  name into the element at the beginning of the namelist (which must
  be empty or in the case of an instance or leaf list may already
  contain that name).
  • If not empty or identical to instance name: WARN
• Whenever a leaf, container or list is closed, an empty element is
  inserted at the beginning of the namelist. Leafs are implicitly
  closed (and an empty element inserted), unless the leaf is part of
  a leaf list (in which case the close_list will insert the empty
  element at the head of the namelist).
  }

When the xo_stack depth is reduced, the first element of the namelist
must be empty:

• If not empty: WARN that some xo_close call is missing.

[stesser]

I'm wondering whether another test should be added after the test for open_instance:
If xo_emit() is used with the "l" modifier, then the key/tag name should be the same as that of a previous open_list. I.e., the test for leaf list elements should be identical to the test for instances.

In addition, a test should be added to prevent mixing of instances and leaf list elements of the same name in one list, as would be generated by:
xo_open_list("item");
xo_open_instance("item");
xo_close_instance("item");
xo_emit("{l:item/value}");
xo_close_list("item");

While both instances and leaf list elements are allowed in lists, the above would lead to bad JSON output.