[Java][WebClient][RestClient] Add toString to single-request-parameter class
Adds a .toString to the singleRequestParameter class. This is for example helpful when the class is used within the JUnit testing framework, which relies on the .toString to showcase the difference between an expected and actual test value match.
The implementation is an adaptation of the toString that is used for pojos (models).
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Java technical committee since I assume the Spring one is tied to the server generation.
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Summary by cubic
Add toString to generated single-request-parameter classes for Java restclient and webclient. This makes request objects readable in logs and JUnit diffs while masking passwords.
- New Features
- toString matches model POJO style with a multi-line, indented field list.
- Password fields are masked; values are safely stringified.
- Regenerated Java petstore samples to include the new method.