James Schubert 7b5e5c8289 [csharp] Treat enum models consistently ...

C# works differently from most languages in that enums are not
considered objects. This means default(EnumType) will choose a default
of the first enum option. This isn't desirable because it breaks the
required = false functionality of swagger specs, which defines a
property which isn't required to exist in the message body.

Rather than force consumers to use enum values such as UNSPECIFIED, UNKNOWN,
NOT_SET, etc... we can treat enums as primitives. This means any
non-required enum will become Nullable<EnumType> regardless of whether
it is defined as an inline enum or a referenced enum model.

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