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The Clojure language has this library called spec, which allows the user to specify the structure of data, validate or conform it, as well as generate data using this specification. This would fit the bill completely (and was the inspiration for this idea. They also have simulant which is literally what I am trying to aim for)
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Check out Norm. Sounds like it's right up your alley
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