Add bodyMediaType to malformed request tests #2309
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This commit adds the bodyMediaType field to request definitions in httpMalformedRequestsTests. Specifying the body media type allows tests to specify protocols that use binary-based serialization formats, like Smithy RPCv2 CBOR, as their bodies must be base64-encoded in models.
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This commit adds the bodyMediaType field to request definitions in httpMalformedRequestsTests. Specifying the body media type allows tests to specify protocols that use binary-based serialization formats, like Smithy RPCv2 CBOR, as their bodies must be base64-encoded in models.
Resolves #1932
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