refactor(api): refactor core to handle HAR generation for code snippets #785
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turns out the problem was that i wasn't casting some numbers as a string with String()
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Slightly refactors the work I did in #783 to remove our dependency on
@readme/oas-to-harinapi. Because we already depend on this library in core it's easier to have a method for generating a HAR object from the spec we're using there instead of havingoas-to-haras a full dependency inapi.Proof that this all still works: