anchor.diff:  is true.
   <4> Required string (only for `file` type) containing IANA MIME type on `file` type output.
   <5> Optional string (only for `file` type) containing either a numeric count or `\*` for unbounded output. Default value
  -is `"1"`.
  +is `1`.
   <6> Required string (only for `file` type) containing glob expression for file capture. Processing system is expected to
   capture output relative to JOB_OUTPUT_DIR.
   <7> Required string containing output identifier. MUST be used by processing framework to match member for capture from
  
positive.code: 
  * The Interface object MUST have a member with the name `cmd`. The member's value MUST be a string specifying the
  absolute path to the job executable within the Docker image.
  * The Interface object MUST have a member with the name `args`. The member's value MUST be a string specifying the
  complete parameter string passed to the executable defined in `cmd` member. Based on the Linux shell, shell escaping
  of special characters MAY be required.
  * The Interface object MUST have a member with the name `inputData`. The member's value is an array of `InputData`
  objects (see <<inputdata-section>>) and MUST contain at least 1 element. There is no other standard restriction on the
  array size.
  * The Interface object MUST have a member with the name `outputData`. The member's value is an array of `OutputData`
  objects (see <<inputdata-section>>) and MUST contain at least 1 element. There is no other standard restriction on the
  array size.
  
  [source,javascript]
  ----
  {
    "cmd": "/app/job.sh",
    "args": "${INPUT_FILE} ${JOB_OUTPUT_DIR}",
    "inputData": [ { "name": "INPUT_FILE", ... }, ... ],
    "outputData": [ ... ]
  }
  ----
  
  [[inputdata-section, InputData Objects]]
  ====== InputData Objects
  
negative.code: `mediaType` with a value of string elements for `type` of `FILE` or a member of `type` when `type` is `JSON`. These
  elements MUST be used by the processing system to validate file input.
  
  The following annotated snippet provides quick reference to the use of InputData object:
  
  [source,javascript]
  ----
  