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Document JSON query parameters using content - #1078
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Related to #922.
Add a complete OpenAPI 3 example for a JSON query parameter using an explicit parameter component with
content. The example registers a Marshmallow schema, resolves it insideapplication/json, and references the reusable parameter from a GET operation. Explain the schema/content exclusivity rule, the single media type requirement, and the distinction from parameters generated directly from a Marshmallow schema.This documents the existing explicit dictionary API and does not change Marshmallow parameter hooks.
Validation: executed the exact documentation code block, validated the resulting document with
openapi-spec-validator, and checked both component references. The Sphinx HTML build passed with warnings treated as errors; all 636 existing tests passed (6 skipped). Prepared with Codex.