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[python] Adds python oneOf/anyOf models + tests

Merged Administrator requested to merge github/fork/spacether/adds_python_composedschema_tests into master

Created by: spacether

This adds openapi (v3 spec) samples and tests in the python-experimental client These additions + fixes verify that composed schemas are working in the python-experimental client.

We have added the following models:

  • fruit (composed oneOf with optional properties, no discriminator)

    • apple a oneOf class in fruit
    • banana a oneOf class in fruit

  • mammal (composed oneOf with optional properties, HAS discriminator)

    • whale a oneOf class in mammal
    • zebra a oneOf class in mammal

  • gmFruit a composedschema anyOf class with no discriminator

  • fruitReq a composedschema oneOf class with required properties in its oneOf schemas no discriminator

Verification Tests

  • fruit model, composed oneOf with optional properties, no discriminator
  • fruitReq model, composedschema oneOf class with required properties in its oneOf schemas no discriminator
  • gmFruit model composedschema anyOf class with no discriminator
  • mammal deserialization composed oneOf with optional properties, HAS discriminator

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