Fix: Recognize Grape::API::Boolean as a primitive type #82
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The `AttributeParser` was not correctly identifying `Grape::API::Boolean` as a primitive type, leading to incorrect Swagger schema generation for boolean attributes. This commit updates the `ADDITIONAL_PRIMITIVE_TYPES` constant to include "boolean". This resolves issues where boolean types were potentially being treated as complex objects or having incorrect type definitions in the generated Swagger documentation.
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This pull request addresses an issue in the
GrapeSwagger::Entity::AttributeParserwhere theGrape::API::Booleanand other type was not being recognized as a primitive type during Swagger schema generation.These changes ensure that primitive types are correctly represented in the generated Swagger documentation.