Refactored update (PUT) endpoints in multiple controllers to accept the record id as a route parameter and the update data as a DTO in the request body. Updated method signatures, XML documentation, and imports to align with RESTful conventions and improve API clarity. Controller methods now construct command objects using the id and DTO before sending to MediatR.
Refactored all relevant controller DELETE actions to accept command/procedure parameters from the query string ([FromQuery]) instead of the request body ([FromBody]). Updated XML documentation and method signatures to reflect this change, including renaming parameters from "procedure" to "command" where appropriate. Also removed the unused IConfiguration dependency from EndpointAuthController.
Refactor all Result-related procedure records, handlers, and usages to use the *Command suffix instead of *Procedure. Update controller actions, handler interfaces, tests, and InsertObjectProcedure accordingly. No functional changes; improves naming consistency across the codebase.
Standardize command handling by replacing custom mediator methods
with mediator.Send in ResultController. Update PUT endpoint to
remove id route parameter and rely on payload for identification.
Removed unnecessary using statements for ReC.API.Extensions and ReC.API.Models to clean up the code and improve maintainability. No functional changes were made.
Removed IConfiguration from ResultController constructor, now only using IMediator. Added logging for BadRequestException inner exceptions in ExceptionHandlingMiddleware for improved error diagnostics.
Removed API endpoints for invoking, retrieving, and deleting RecActions and Results associated with fake/test profiles in RecActionController and ResultController. Only standard CRUD operations for real profiles are now exposed.
Renamed the controller class to ResultController for clarity and added the ReC.Application.Results.Queries using directive. Updated class documentation and parameter descriptions to better reflect the controller's purpose.
