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* Unify validation exception formatting. This unifies all validation error formatting into the exception handler and out of Form Request. “Don’t Flash” is typically a global concept that always applies to a list of fields for all pages in the applications, so seemed to make sense to specify in one place instead of each form. Total control of the Form Request error response can still be gained by overriding failedValidation and throwing a HttpResponseException with whatever response you want. * Apply fixes from StyleCI (#20174) * shorten method call * remove old test * Apply fixes from StyleCI (#20175)
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