v3.2: remove invalid mention of prefixEncoding, itemEncoding here - #5450
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In section 4.14.5.2 (Encoding by Position) we already said: "To use the prefixEncoding and/or itemEncoding fields, either itemSchema or a schema indicating an array type MUST be present.", however there is no parallel guidance in 4.14.5.1 (Encoding by Name) that says that the encoding field MUST also have a schema indicating an object type present.
This is the same phrasing as in "Encoding by Name" which states that the `encoding` fields do nothing if they don't have a corresponding data instance.
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Backport of #5441.