[ENH] Allow datacite.yml in dataset root #2221
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The DataCite Metadata Schema (https://schema.datacite.org/meta/kernel-4/) is a fairly comprehensive structure for describing citable datasets, including contributors (including organizations and contributor roles), funders, licenses and abstracts.
The DataCite Metadata Working Group publish XSD and Invenio hosts JSON-Schema translations at https://github.com/inveniosoftware/datacite/tree/master/datacite/schemas.
Following the lead of CITATION.cff, we would use YAML, a superset of JSON that is interpreted as a JSON-compatible object.
I would propose that we add the Invenio JSON-Schema documents to the jsr:@bids/schema package, similar to https://jsr.io/@bids/schema/1.1.0/citation/schema.json.
Closes #1955.
TODO: