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Missing functions to remove elements ?

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Hi,

I've been working on a project that would allow to take a full OAS Definition file and create a stripped down version using only a subset of the original endpoints, tags, webhooks, etc.

I want to remove internal functions based on a "x-internal" attributes.

I also want to create different versions of an api definition based on a "x-presentations" attributes.

So Far, I was able to remove uneeded:
- "paths" using paths->removePath('/path')
- "operations" using unset(pathItem->post)

But now I am struggling to find a way to remove other types of elements.
For example:
- Trying to remove a schema using
unset($openapi->components->schemas['foo']);
Give an error: "PHP Notice: Indirect modification of overloaded property cebe\openapi\spec\Components::$schemas has no effect"
- Trying to delete an element from x-Webhooks gives the same kind of error
- Tags doesn't seem to be possible at all since Tag Item are added to an unindexed array...

I am considering forking the project and starting to work on fixes for that but before I do I'd like to know:
1- If I'm doing something wrong and it's already possible to remove object. If so, I would appreciate a pointer.
2- If it's not possible, would you consider to improve the library to include the new functionality ? Or are you considering this as irrelevant to the project ? I'd be willing to help if you do.

If we can find a way to remove elements, I would also implement a function to remove unused elements automatically using a recursive referencing counter algorithm detecting unused elements.

Thanks in advance

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