Fix Assuming Default Version with Version-Neutral#1155
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…lt precedence. Fixes #1083
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Fix Assuming Default Version with Version-Neutral
Description
If an API defines multiple endpoints where one can be matched implicitly using the default API version and another is version-neutral, the version-neutral API is given precedence. The endpoint for the default API version is not version-neutral so it does not match. Simply changing the precedence also does not work because there is no version-neutral destination in the assumed, default version destination. This changes the precedence and adds a version-neutral destination, if any, to the assumed version destination when present. This allows both sets to be routed together.