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Use self for member access/assignment in all initializers, decoders, …
…and encoders (#700) ### Motivation In order to address #695 we made some targeted fixes (#696, #699) to use explicit-self to avoid clashing with schema property names. This addressed a clash with a specific variable with properties of only certain schemas, but there are more places where we might encounter future issues. Specifically, we have other variable names which might cause a clash (e.g. `storage` and `discriminator`), and there are other flavours of initializers, encoders, and decoders that were not updated in the targeted fix. In this PR, we update all access and assignment in the generated code dealing with schemas to use explicit-self. ### Modifications - Use self for member access and assignment in all initializers, decoders, and encoders. - Update the reference tests and snippet tests. ### Result Removed some cases where valid OpenAPI docs would produce non-compiling code. ### Test Plan Snippet and reference tests. The latter is actually compiled during the CI.
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