Only delete is excluded from route groups.

[minpeter]

ref: #96 (comment)

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Follow the tutorial crud.
2. In swagger, only the delete method does not belong to a group. (see bug)

Expected behavior
Naturally, it exists in the same group including delete

Screenshots

func (rs FilesRessources) Routes(s *fuego.Server) {
	filesGroup := fuego.Group(s, "/files")

	fuego.Get(filesGroup, "/", rs.getAllFiles)
	fuego.Post(filesGroup, "/", rs.postFiles)

	fuego.Get(filesGroup, "/{id}", rs.getFiles)
	fuego.Put(filesGroup, "/{id}", rs.putFiles)
	fuego.Delete(filesGroup, "/{id}", rs.deleteFiles)
}

Framework version (please check if it happens with the last Fuego version before posting):
latest

Go version (please check if it happens with the last Go version before posting):
go version go1.22.1 linux/amd64

[minpeter]

Paths using Std lib compatibility will also not belong to the group.

[EwenQuim]

You can Tag manually the routes with.Tags(), check the docs!

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Automatic Tags are based on return type, not on the first /<thing>. This is why std lib routes and delete route (that does not have a return type!) arent registered with the tag you expect.

Does it seems more logical for you to tag them by the first slash ?

Should we have an option to choose between the 2 options (return type VS first slash) ?

Think about the /books/<id>/authors route. In which Tag must it belong ?

[minpeter]

Obviously books group tag,
From my point of view the first slash option looks quite good.

[EwenQuim]

I'll talk to the team about that. We might be doing this for the next release :)

[minpeter]

func (rs FilesRessources) Routes(s *fuego.Server) {
	filesGroup := fuego.Group(s, "/files")
	fuego.Get(filesGroup, "/", rs.getAllFiles)
	fuego.Post(filesGroup, "/", rs.postFiles)
	fuego.GetStd(filesGroup, "/{id}/{name}", rs.downloadFile).Tags("files")
	fuego.Get(filesGroup, "/{id}", rs.getFiles)
	fuego.Delete(filesGroup, "/{id}", rs.deleteFiles)
}

.tags worked fine. thank you