Python: add opt-in keep-property-names option - #3100
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Fixes #3099
This adds an opt-in
--keep-property-namesPython renderer option.When enabled, valid original JSON property names such as
source_m3u8are kept as Python attributes, so generatedfrom_dict/to_dictmappings and Pydantic/FastAPI request fields use the same name. Invalid identifiers continue to use the existing naming logic.The default remains unchanged.
Tests:
npm run test:unitnpm run build