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This commit adds the `httpResponseCode` trait that indicates that a structure member represents an HTTP response status code. Explicitly modeling this as a field can be helpful for services that wish to provide different response codes for an operation, like 200 or 201 for a PUT operation.
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This commit adds the
httpResponseCodetrait that indicates thata structure member represents an HTTP response status code.
Explicitly modeling this as a field can be helpful for services that
wish to provide different response codes for an operation, like 200
or 201 for a PUT operation.
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