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Add docs for SemanticNonNull support #2229

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to handle instants which are encoded using a `Long` from the standard java epoch time (January 1st 1970 00:00:00).
For some time formats you can also specify a specific `DateTimeFormatter` to handle your particular date time needs.

## Using features that are disabled by default

Some features of Caliban's schema derivation are disabled by default.
To enable them, you need to declare a custom schema derivation object like this:

<code-group>
<code-block title="Scala 2" active>

```scala
import caliban.schema.SchemaDerivation

object MySchemaDerivation extends SchemaDerivation[Any] {
override def config = DerivationConfig(
// add your config overrides here
enableSemanticNonNull = true
)
}

case class MyClass(field: String)

// use the custom schema derivation defined above
implicit val schemaForMyClass: Schema[Any, MyClass] = MySchemaDerivation.gen
```
</code-block>
<code-block title="Scala 3 (with given)">

```scala
import caliban.schema.SchemaDerivation

object MySchemaDerivation extends SchemaDerivation[Any] {
override def config = DerivationConfig(
// add your config overrides here
enableSemanticNonNull = true
)
}

case class MyClass(field: String)

// use the custom schema derivation defined above
given Schema[Any, MyClass] = MySchemaDerivation.gen
```
</code-block>
<code-block title="Scala 3 (with derives)">

```scala
import caliban.schema.{ CommonSchemaDerivation, Schema }

trait MySchemaDerivation[R] extends CommonSchemaDerivation {
override def config = DerivationConfig(
// add your config overrides here
enableSemanticNonNull = true
)

final class SemiAuto[A](impl: Schema[R, A]) extends Schema[R, A] {
export impl.*
}

object SemiAuto {
inline def derived[A]: SemiAuto[A] = new SemiAuto[A](MySchemaDerivation.derived[R, A])
}
}

object MySchemaDerivation extends MySchemaDerivation[Any]

case class MyClass(field: String) derives MySchemaDerivation.SemiAuto
```
</code-block>
</code-group>

### SemanticNonNull support

Caliban supports deriving schemas to the form that supports [the SemanticNonNull type RFC](https://github.com/graphql/graphql-spec/pull/1065), by introducing the `@semanticNonNull` directive.
While Caliban resolves all fallible effectful types (`ZIO[R, Throwable, A]`, ...) as nullable by default,
with the feature enabled, fields that doesn't get resolved to nullable types (for example, `ZIO[R, Throwable, A]` where `A` is not `Option[A]`, ...)
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will be marked with `@semanticNonNull` to express that the field never returns `null` unless the effect fails.
`@GQLNullable` annotation can be used to override this behavior per field.

If you have custom types that override the `Schema` trait, make sure to override `nullable` and `canFail` methods to return the correct values.
All types that return `false` for `nullable` and `true` for `canFail` will be treated as semantically non-nullable.

## Code generation

Caliban can automatically generate Scala code from a GraphQL schema.
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