feat(api-rest): support "body" in delete API #14462
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Description of changes
Currently, Amplify's REST API implementation doesn't support request/response body with DELETE operations. However, while not common, DELETE requests/responses with a body are valid according to HTTP specifications and are used in some API designs(ref).
This change adds support for REST DELETE API request and response bodies.
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