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ue in a `float` field is encoded as
  `null` unless a constraint rejects it. In a `Decimal` field it is encoded as a string,
  while FastAPI with Pydantic rejects non-finite `Decimal` values.
- Responses of routes without a return annotation or `response_model`, or with
  `-> None`, are also encoded with msgspec, so the output can differ from FastAPI's
  `jsonable_encoder` (for example, `bytes` are base64-encoded and `Decimal` is encoded as
  a string).
- Path, query, header and cookie parameters keep FastAPI extraction, aliases and
  defaults, but are converted with `msgspec.convert(strict=False)` instead of Pydantic,
  so coercion differs for some inputs (for example, `" 1.5"` is rejected for `float`
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