Add @on_writable_violation schema attribute to default :on_writable_violation for all schema fields#4737
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This is a follow up to #4734 which adds a new
@on_writable_violationschema attribute to allow for opting-in to a default at the schema level to make it easier to configure:warnor:raiseacross your codebase.