Generalize validation of value literals #389
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This PR is an editorial change to validation rules which does not affect which documents are valid or invalid, however seeks to generalize the language for validating input value literals and in doing so both de-duplicate the rules (previously duplicated between argument validation and default value validation) and ensure the validation of value literals applies to any new location values may be found in the future (such as the SDL). This change to the spec mirrors a similar change to the reference implementation graphql/graphql-js#1144
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This PR is an editorial change to validation rules which does not affect which documents are valid or invalid, however seeks to generalize the language for validating input value literals and in doing so both de-duplicate the rules (previously duplicated between argument validation and default value validation) and ensure the validation of value literals applies to any new location values may be found in the future (such as the SDL).
This change to the spec mirrors a similar change to the reference implementation graphql/graphql-js#1144