feat: Generate a parameter for the Accept header when a response code has multiple content types#1464
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Generate a parameter for the Accept header when a response code has multiple content types.
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This should fix #938
Adds an automatic parameter for the HTTP Accept header, if at least one of the response codes for an operation defines more than one content type.
This can then be used to decide the actual response: