Support native list params in filters #273
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LGTM, it's for sure clearer than using the comma separated lists.
Just a reminder that it's a breaking change so the deployment should be coordinated with the other clients and services, and it would be better not to merge this week.
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Support native param lists instead of comma separated strings.
Thanks to arthurio/fastapi-filter#620
Fixes https://github.com/openbraininstitute/prod-explore-functionality/issues/191