feat: Add RestEndpoint.remove

[ntucker]

Solution

Add RestEndpoint.remove

Creates a PATCH endpoint that both removes an entity from a Collection and updates the entity with the provided body data.

const getTodos = new RestEndpoint({
  path: '/todos',
  schema: new schema.Collection([Todo]),
});

// Removes Todo from collection AND updates it with new data
await ctrl.fetch(getTodos.remove, {}, { id: '123', title: 'Done', completed: true });

// Remove user from group list and update their group
await ctrl.fetch(
  UserResource.getList.remove,
  { group: 'five' },
  { id: 2, username: 'user2', group: 'newgroup' }
);
// User is removed from the 'five' group list
// AND the user entity is updated with group: 'newgroup'

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Latest commit: b572aef

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Name	Type
@data-client/rest	Patch
test-bundlesize	Patch

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