Add Form::set_boundary to customize multipart boundary #2814
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Customizing the boundary makes it easier to write tests that assert on the Content-Type header and body, as the content can be static. Method documentation sufficiently describes the risk of doing this. Closes seanmonstar#2374
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This is a hack until reqwest merges seanmonstar/reqwest#2814
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This is a hack until reqwest merges seanmonstar/reqwest#2814
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Customizing the boundary makes it easier to write tests that assert on the Content-Type header and body, as the content can be static. Method documentation sufficiently describes the risk of doing this.
Closes #2374