Add support for array encoding with @encode(ArrayEncoding.*) decorator #9430
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This pull request adds support for custom array encoding formats in the C# HTTP client generator, allowing arrays to be serialized and deserialized using delimiters such as comma, space, pipe, or newline. The changes span the model, serialization logic, type conversion, and test coverage to ensure correct handling of these encodings.
Array encoding support
encodeproperty toInputModelPropertyand related types to specify the desired array encoding (e.g.,commaDelimited,spaceDelimited, etc.). This is reflected in the type definitions, model constructors, and JSON serialization/deserialization logic.type-converter.ts) to propagate theencodeproperty from SDK model properties into the input model.Serialization and deserialization logic
MrwSerializationTypeDefinition.csto handle arrays with specified encodings. These methods join or split array elements using the appropriate delimiter and handle both string and primitive element types.Test coverage
EncodeArrayTests.csto verify correct serialization and deserialization for each supported encoding format (comma, space, pipe, newline).