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docs: fix incorrect RequestContext serialization method #3364

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@Ryrahul Ryrahul commented Feb 13, 2025

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Update documentation for RequestContext serialization to correctly use ctx.serialize() instead of RequestContext.serialize(ctx). This change resolves an issue where the documentation incorrectly referenced a static method that does not exist, leading to confusion.

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