* fix(c): Remove duplicate code generation for UUID path parameters
The C generator was generating duplicate path parameter handling code
when a parameter had format: uuid. This occurred because UUID parameters
have both isString=true and isUuid=true flags set, causing both the
{{#isString}} and {{#isUuid}} template blocks to execute.
The duplicate {{#isUuid}} block has been removed since it generated
identical code to the {{#isString}} block. This makes UUID parameters
consistent with email parameters, which already work this way
(isEmail=true and isString=true, but only use the {{#isString}} block).
The generated code now compiles successfully without duplicate variable
declarations.
* test(c): Add UUID path parameter test case to petstore
Adds endpoint with UUID path parameter to verify C generator produces compilable code without duplicate variable declarations.
* chore(samples): Regenerate all C samples with template fix
Regenerated all C sample variants to include the UUID path parameter example.
* [C] Deal with binary api parameters
With this change, the bodyParameters array can also be binary, so pass
its length around instead of relying on strlen().
* [C] Fix a few remaining enum issues
* [C] Install headers and include any_type.h header
* [C] Don't require C++ to compile C code
* [C] Test binary bodies and path enums in schemas
* Update samples
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Co-authored-by: Sam Bingner <sam@corellium.com>
* [C] Clear the response code from previous api calls
Before making an api call, reset apiClient->response_code to zero. That
will protect us from checking stale values if the curl request fails.
* [C] Check that string arguments are not null
Check early on that the arguments are not null, to prevent crashes on
strdup() calls.
* [C] Don't attempt to fill in a type with error info
Check if the api call returned an error before attempting to parse the
reply as the expected type.
* [C] Handle binary and integer return types
* [C] Update test schemas with binary and integer return types
* Update samples
* [C] Don't convert post body strings to JSON
If the body provided for the api request is a just a string itself,
don't try to convert it to JSON, simply submit the string.
* [C] Implement BearerToken authentication
* [C] Handle nullable fields correctly
* [C] Fix implementation of FromString for enums
* [C] Update the test schemas to cover the changes
* Update samples
* Fix the updated samples
* [C] Add the new samples folder to the CI workflow
