Prevent actions for many-cardinality link fields #132
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On RONIN, link field constraints are designed to prevent the existence of children that don't have parents, and link field actions exist to automatically handle the children if something happens to the parents.
It therefore doesn't make sense to offer link field actions for many-cardinality relationships, since, in those cases, parents are referencing children, and parents should never be affected if something happens to the children, since there can be many children and only one parent.
Lastly, if the parents disappear, their references to the children should also disappear.