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Add `PUT` (edit) endpoint for a single record in HelpRequest table #35

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This issue should be completed after the issue with the title "Create UCSBDiningCommonsMenuItemController..."

Overview

In this issue, we add one more method from the example Controller used as a basis for our code; namely the method with the annotation shown below:

Annotation Purpose
@PutMapping("") Get a single record from the table; use the value passed in as a @RequestParam to do a lookup by id. If a matching row is found, update that row with the values passed in as a JSON object. If a matching row is not found, throw an EntityNotFoundException.

Note that while it isn't strictly necessary, it may be a good idea to implement GET for a single item first; when using PUT manually, it's convenient to be able to copy/paste the JSON representation of the data from the GET by id method, paste it into the swagger interface, then edit it to make the changes you want before clicking to submit the request.

You'll need to copy over the code for the PUT method from the example controller, and then paste those into HelpRequestController.java and edit them to match your database table.

Then, copy over the tests that pertain to the PUT method from the example controller, paste those into HelpRequestControllerTests.java and edit them to match your database table.

Acceptance Criteria:

What to do next

Do a PR, following all of the usual steps (title, description, Closes #n text, dragging issue to "In Review", requesting reviewers).

Check to see if any fellow team members PRs need to be reviewed.

Then, assign yourself the next incomplete issue for your database table (HelpRequest)

Follow all the usual steps (assign to self, drag to "In Progress", start new branch.)

When you are done with all issues for HelpRequest, please give your full attention to helping others on your team to complete the sprint, so that the team is ready to submit on Canvas by the deadline.