feat(mediatype): add ResponseTypeFunc for dynamic response headers#167
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Replace static ResponseTypeValue with ResponseTypeFunc that transforms the negotiated media type into the response header value. This enables the header to reflect what was actually negotiated (e.g., app.v2 when client requests v2) rather than a static construction-time value. Changes: - Config.ResponseTypeValue → Config.ResponseTypeFunc func(string) string - Compute effective type at request time based on matched Accept header - Add VendorShortType helper: "application/vnd.app.v1+json" -> "app.v1" - Add findMatchingType to determine which allowed type matched Signed-off-by: alexferl <me@alexferl.com>
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Replace static ResponseTypeValue with ResponseTypeFunc that transforms the negotiated media type into the response header value. This enables the header to reflect what was actually negotiated (e.g., app.v2 when client requests v2) rather than a static construction-time value.
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