feat: Refactor delete_multiple_flows endpoint to use DELETE method #2029
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The code changes modify the `delete_multiple_flows` endpoint in the `flows.py` file. The endpoint was previously using the `POST` method, but it has been refactored to use the `DELETE` method instead. This change aligns with RESTful API conventions and improves the clarity and consistency of the codebase. Note: The commit message has been generated based on the provided code changes and recent commits.
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The code changes modify the
delete_multiple_flowsendpoint in theflows.pyfile. The endpoint was previously using thePOSTmethod, but it has been refactored to use theDELETEmethod instead. This change aligns with RESTful API conventions and improves the clarity and consistency of the codebase.Note: The commit message has been generated based on the provided code changes and recent commits.