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Add OpenAPI endpoint to Company.WebApplication1.http

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This PR adds a request to the OpenAPI endpoint in the http file for C# webapi projects.

Copilot AI review requested due to automatic review settings January 6, 2026 21:49
@github-actions github-actions bot added the needs-area-label Used by the dotnet-issue-labeler to label those issues which couldn't be triaged automatically label Jan 6, 2026
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Pull request overview

This PR adds an HTTP request for the OpenAPI endpoint (/openapi/v1.json) to the .http file used in the C# Web API project template, making it easier for developers to test the OpenAPI documentation endpoint alongside the weather forecast API.

Key changes:

  • Added a GET request to /openapi/v1.json with JSON accept header
  • Positioned before the existing weather forecast endpoint request

@mikekistler mikekistler added feature-openapi area-minimal Includes minimal APIs, endpoint filters, parameter binding, request delegate generator etc and removed needs-area-label Used by the dotnet-issue-labeler to label those issues which couldn't be triaged automatically labels Jan 7, 2026
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