Add set variable function and update docs#1124
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- Replaced serde_json::Map with a custom URLParameters struct for better management of URL parameters. - Introduced methods for handling single and vector values in URLParameters. - Updated tests to reflect changes in the set_variable function's behavior.
- Renamed URLParameters module for clarity and removed the deprecated url_parameter_deserializer. - Updated the set_variable function to return parameters directly instead of appending to a URL. - Adjusted related function calls to reflect changes in URL parameter management.
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sqlpage.set_variablefunction for easily modifying URL parameters on the current page while preserving others.This new function simplifies the common pattern of updating a single URL parameter without losing other existing parameters, which previously required a more verbose
sqlpage.link(sqlpage.path(), json_patch(sqlpage.variables('get'), json_object(name, value)))construct.