Added WebApiToOpenApiReflector tool support #1312
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NSwag v5 dropped WebApiToOpenApi command from their CLI tool. I built this tool to support a similar API so that it can still work with .NetFramework using reflection is it used to work in v4. This is not a replacement for NSwag.
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NSwag v5 dropped WebApiToOpenApi command from their CLI tool. I built this tool to support a similar API so that it can still work with .NetFramework using reflection is it used to work in v4. This is not a replacement for NSwag.
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