Use sets for OpenAPI security settings #687
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This commit updates the OpenAPI document and Operation object builders to use sets for storing their security settings instead of lists. Each entry in these collections can be safely made unique, as duplicates would represent an "A or A" posture. Having multiple entries can cause issues with consuming the output document.
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This commit updates the OpenAPI document and Operation object builders
to use sets for storing their security settings instead of lists. Each
entry in these collections can be safely made unique, as duplicates would
represent an "A or A" posture. Having multiple entries can cause issues
with consuming the output document.
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