Support nested usage of JsonApiClient::Resource.with_headers#418
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The problem:
When the
.with_headersblock closes, it wipes any headers that have been set. This can lead to counterintuitive issues in code; consider:Regardless of whether the headers inside both blocks are the same or different, the JsonApiClient "forgets" them, halfway through the block!
The current workaround might be to instead do:
...But this is confusing, and cumbersome.
My proposal in this PR is to "reset" the headers to their previous state at the end of a
.with_headersblock, rather than wiping hem completely.