close #670; fix: replace <> with _ in generic object names #671
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Description
This PR addresses the issue raised in #670, where the use of generics in object names was causing non-compliance with OpenAPI specifications.
Changes:
Replaced occurrences of < and > with underscores (_) in generic object names to ensure compatibility.
Updated relevant tests to reflect this change.
This fix ensures that our generated output aligns with RFC3986-compliant standards and avoids potential conflicts with other systems or tools expecting compliant URIs.
Please review the changes and let me know if further adjustments are needed.