Bump RestSharp from 106.6.10 to 106.10.1 in /src

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Bumps RestSharp from 106.6.10 to 106.10.1.

Changelog

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RestSharp Release Notes

106.10

• Added a new package RestSharp.Serializers.NewtonsoftJson
• Added a new package RestSharp.Serializers.Utf8Json
• Added a new package RestSharp.Serializers.SystemTextJson
• New documentation website
• Added ThrowOnAnyError property that will tell RestSharp to throw instead of creating an error response
• Fixed the error response propagation for async calls

106.9

• Fixed the relative URI issue (thanks @maratoss)
• Added AddDefaultHeaders extension method to RestClient that accepts multiple headers (thanks @Kerl1310)
• Added AddHeaders method to RestRequest that accepts multiple headers (thanks @abailey7)
• Fixed the crash on null body parameter names (thanks to @ofirZelig, @mitcht and @kd5ziy)
• Fixed the exception when Encoding is set to null. Wasn't a bug but the exception was popping up in the debugger
• IList properties marked with [SerializeAs(Content = true)] attribute can be serialized as parent's XML tag content (thanks @partyz0ne)
• Better handling for the case a unicode character gets between chunks (thanks @stukalin)

106.6

• Fixed some new platform unsupported exceptions
• Fixed OAuth regression issues
• Moved serialization to the client
• Added UseSerializer to IRestClient to specify the client-level (de)serializer
• Added UseDotNetXmlSerializer extension to IRestClient

106.5

• Wrapped proxy discovery in try-catch for the platform unsupported exception
• Fixed DateTime deserialization with millisecond UTC conflict
• Fixed HttpMethod is not overridden in RestClient.Sync.Execute(IRestRequest request, Method httpMethod)
• Split ISerializer to IJsonSerializer and IXmlSerializer to avoid the namespace confusion
• Fixed double escape bug in SimpleJson

106.4.1

• Fixed the wrong HTTP method used in Post extension method
• Custom content type for multipart requests

106.4.0

• Added the XML documentation file to the NuGet package
• Fixed the issue with AddBody overrides the XML namespace with an empty string
• Fixed the issue when combining query parameters and JSON body caused an incorrect content type
• Marked MethodTaskAsync<T> extensions as obsolete (where Method is Get, Post, etc)
• Added new extensions for MethodAsync<T> (where Method is the same as above) that will return the result or throw an exception. Obsolete methods still don't throw and return an empty instance.
• You can now add query string parameters without encoding them
• Fixed the issue with query string parameters in combination with OAuth1

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Commits

• b48aee4 Silly mistake in JsonNet serialiser
• 17c8633 Fixing tests but it seems that auth might be a breaking change
• 79124cb Removed the docs generator that fails the build
• 0dc0a79 Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/master'
• 24e49f9 Fixing #1403 #1401 #1400
• 49e6ee2 Body docs
• 0a53cc7 Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/master'
• 7d7c5ef Some major code cleanup
• 5caa975 Update releasenotes.md
• 815895f Fix the proxy test, why the body was even there?
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