Fix RestJsonZeroAndFalseQueryValues protocol test
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Intially added in smithy-lang#2070, `RestJsonZeroAndFalseQueryValues` didn't include the correct params that would be deserialized by a server. Specifically it omitted the `@httpQueryParams` member `queryParamsMapOfStringList`. This member was added back in smithy-lang#2132, but the map keys corresponded to member names in the input struct, rather than the literal query parameter keys. This meant that _clients_ running this protocol test would actually have a query string of ``` ?Integer=0&Boolean=false&queryInteger=0&queryBoolean=false ``` instead of the intended ``` ?Integer=0&Boolean=false ``` (`forbidQueryParams` wasn't set in the protocol test, so clients wouldn't fail here). _servers_ would fail this test because they'd be expecting to get ``` { queryInteger: 0, queryBoolean: false, queryParamsMapOfStringList: { queryInteger: ["0"], queryBoolean: ["false"] } } ``` from a query string of ``` ?Integer=0&Boolean=false ```
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The smithy test is wrong and will be fixed by: smithy-lang/smithy#2167 In the meantime, this commit ignores the invalid test.
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The test is wrong and will be fixed by smithy-lang/smithy#2167 In the meantime, this commit ignores the invalid test.
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The test is wrong and will be fixed by smithy-lang/smithy#2167 In the meantime, this commit ignores the invalid test.
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A few protocol tests that were added to smithy-rs have been added to smithy upstream, so can be removed. Some smithy-rs protocol tests were also not being generated because they weren't attached to the model, which has been fixed. One of these test cases, RestJsonZeroAndFalseQueryValuesFixed, was also fixed in the same manner as smithy-lang/smithy#2167.
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Background
Intially added in #2070,
RestJsonZeroAndFalseQueryValuesdidn't include the correct params that would be deserialized by a server. Specifically it omitted the@httpQueryParamsmemberqueryParamsMapOfStringList. This member was added back in #2132, but the map keys corresponded to member names in the input struct, rather than the literal query parameter keys. This meant that clients running this protocol test would actually have a query string ofinstead of the intended
(
forbidQueryParamswasn't set in the protocol test, so clients wouldn't fail here).servers would fail this test because they'd be expecting to get
from a query string of
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