Add Result.Created void methods so that return Result type is implicitly handled. #200
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…spective Result<T> response with the set status of ResultStatus.Created
…licitly convert from the Value to the Result<T> with the Created status set.
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Added Result.Created methods to Result.Void static methods so that returned Result type is implicitly handled.
This allows for
return Result.Created(value);andreturn Result.Created(value, location);to work effortlessly and as expected the same way thatResult.Success(value);currently works.