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Fix an incorrect reference in the API stability article (#154)
### Motivation A typo in a docc article, references a non-existent item. ### Modifications Fixed the reference. ### Result The reference points to the right section now. ### Test Plan N/A
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Sources/swift-openapi-generator/Documentation.docc/Articles/API-stability-of-generated-code.md

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> ‡: Adding a new response to an existing operation introduces a new enum case that the adopter needs to handle, so is a breaking change in OpenAPI and Swift.
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> §: Adding a new content type to an existing response is similar to [2]: it introduces a new enum case that the adopter needs to handle, so is a breaking change in OpenAPI and Swift.
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> §: Adding a new content type to an existing response is similar to : it introduces a new enum case that the adopter needs to handle, so is a breaking change in OpenAPI and Swift.
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The table above is not exhaustive, but it shows a pattern:
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- Removing (or renaming) anything that the adopter might have relied on is usually a breaking change.

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