Decorrelates openapi registration from server #262
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The goal here is to make
RegisterOpenAPIOperationindependent fromfuego.Server. Doing so, we might reuse this function for other routers, like Gin #241 or Echo.RegisterOpenAPIOperationonly needed OpenAPI details, not the whole router anyway! What we had before was a demonstration of implementation leak. With aServerstruct that have many fields, we are locking ourselves where it wasn't necessary.This PR is backward-compatible! No test have change except for semantics. OMG I love Go for making this refactoring so easy...