🐛 fix IndyAttrValue bad reference in OpenAPI spec #3090
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Resolves #3086
See comment for detail: #3086 (comment)
You'll see in the commit logs I first regenerated the OpenAPI spec, to capture all the latest changes since 0.12.1.
Then I upgraded the openapi gen tools to latest versions, which just improves the default model names in a couple cases:
IndyProofProofProofsProof_non_revoc_proof->IndyNonRevocProofIndyPrimaryProof_eq_proof->IndyEQProofNo other changes from upgrading the openapi generators to latest versions.
Then, I removed the description metadata from the
IndyAttrValuefield inDictWithIndyAttrValueSchema, and regenerated the spec. That solves the bad reference.