feat: Adding OpenFeature provider for Schematic #315
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Signed-off-by: Ben Papillon <benpapillon@gmail.com>
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This PR
Adding a new project containing an OpenFeature provider implementation for Schematic. This will allow Schematic users to connect their Schematic instance to an OpenFeature client for flag checks and activity tracking.
Notes
Setup information is described in the README file.
How to test
The provider can be tested by following the examples in the README. Note that, unless running in offline mode, one will need a Schematic account to issue an API key for testing.