chore: remove redundant embedded objects from deployed and released versions resources #643
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…ersions resources (#643) * chore: remove redundant embedded objects from deployed and released versions resources * test: update title expectation * chore: add back in target for v old versions of pact broker client
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Before we document this endpoint, I want to remove the embedded objects that are redundant in the deployed/released versions collection endpoints. Technically, this is a breaking change, but I know that none of our UI/client tools use those properties, and I'd rather remove them now before people start using it.