Stop strings in arbitrary type fields from automatically converting to UUID #2274
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Strings should only be deserialized into UUIDs if the type is explicitly UUID - otherwise, random hashes that aren't uuids can be converted unintentionally. The only time both str and UUID is valid for a type is for arbitrary type fields, so this only applies to arbitrary objects and additionalProperties.
Also pins the Sphinx version in pre-commit to stabilize the
.rstdoc files. (7.4.0 has a slightly different format to ^8.0.0)