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Move serialization constructors and raw field #3414

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This PR migrates the construction of the existing serialization constructors for a model to the MrwSerializationTypeProvider class. With this change, all serialization related code is generated with a models serialization class file. It also adds the support for generating an additional constructor to deserialize into a model with an additional raw data parameter.

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azure-sdk commented May 21, 2024

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Please add the unit tests before merging

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