Backport #4523 to release/3.x: serialize deep object query parameters - #4664
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(cherry picked from commit b623c23)
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Backport of #4523 to
release/3.xfor the 3.4.5 patch release.OpenAPI
deepObjectquery parameters were serialized like form-style objects, dropping the parent parameter name and sending nested properties as unrelated top-level keys. Strict APIs receivedeq=valuewhere the spec called forfilter[eq]=value.RequestDirectornow distinguishes deep-object serialization while retaining existing form/explode behavior.Cherry-picked cleanly from b623c23 with no conflicts.