Expose WMS Layer and WFS FeatureType MetadataURLs #71
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Map applications may wish to provide links to the metadata declared for WMS layers, so it is necessary to expose this information, encoded as one or more MetadataURL elements in the WMS layer, in the API.
Use a common structure for metadata from all capabilities document types
Applications may wish to provide links to metadata for FeatureTypes shown.
Ensures that MetadataURL is comparable across versions
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Applications may want to provide links to available metadata of layers and feature types shown. For this to be possible it is necessary to expose the relevant elements in the API.
Note that some changes to test fixtures were required in order to harmonise the
MetadataURLelements included in different WFS versions.