resolve: Lookup the definition of a type by name
In sckott/XMLSchema: R facilities to read XML schema

This takes the name of a XML schema type and looks through the schema information to find that type and return an R description for that type.

1 2	resolve(obj, context, namespaces = character(), recursive = TRUE, raiseError = TRUE, xrefInfo = NULL, type = NA, depth = 1L, ...)

`obj`	the name of the type to search for
`context`	the overall schema/set of type information in which to lookup the name.
`namespaces`	a character vector of `prefix = URI` pairs allowing the name spaces from the XML nodes and type definitions to be resolved correctly
`recursive`	a logical value controlling whether sub-elements or slots within the resolved type are also resolved or left as names/references.
`raiseError`	a logical value controlling whether failure to find the type leads to an error or just `NULL` being returned. This gives the caller control when a type is not in the schema.

`xrefInfo`	an object representing the cross-references between data types. This is almost never specified by the R user but passed recursively within the calls to resolve and from higher-level functions that call resolve.
`type`	either a function or one of `NULL` or `NA`. If this is a function, this is used to filter possible matches. The primary purpose is to avoid matching Element objects with the same name as a data type definition in the schema. Without this, we would get into infinite loops. More generally, this allows us to select a particular entry in a schema in preference to others all with the same names. See `XMLSchema:::notElementFun`.
`depth`	an integer that indicates the depth of the recursion. This is used for aiding debugging infinite loops.
`...`	additional parameters to resolve that the methods can add