Laura NetoandGitHub
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* Lowercase OpenAPI document name on registration to match AddOpenApi internal behaviour AddOpenApi lowercases the document name when registering its keyed services, so ReplaceOpenApiSchemaService must receive the same lowercased key or the lookup throws. BackOfficeOpenApiDocumentBuilder now computes a normalised registration name and uses it for all DI calls, while keeping DocumentName in its original casing. ShouldInclude matches [MapToApi] case-insensitively to align with how documents are registered, and the UI dropdown label falls back to DocumentName (original casing) rather than the lowercased registration key. AddUmbracoOpenApiDocument applies the same normalisation for its apiName parameter. * Add regression tests for mixed-case OpenAPI document name registration Covers the bug scenario where AddBackOfficeOpenApiDocument with a mixed-case name and WithJsonOptions threw InvalidOperationException at startup, and verifies that ShouldInclude matches [MapToApi] case-insensitively.
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