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Drop private import of 'encode_request' in test_multipart - #2525
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Makes sense to dog food the public API.
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Refs #2492
This is just a test refactoring.
Use
httpx.Request(...)to handle the multipart tests, rather than importing theencode_requestfunction, which is a private implementation detail. Having tests against our public API makes more sense than digging into private imports.