sys/net/nanocoap: introduce Accept option helper #18772
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Murdock results✔️ PASSED 61d1516 tests/nanocoap: add unit test for Accept option helper
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Contribution description
Working with content negotiation in the context of gcoap/nanocoap, I noticed that it would be handy to be able to access the Accept option of a request more easily. Therefore, this PR adds a new helper function
coap_get_acceptthat gets the respective option value from a CoAP packet. It reuses most of the code from the existingcoap_get_content_typehelper, moving its logic to a new internal function that is called by bothcoap_get_content_typeandcoap_get_accept.Testing procedure
I adjusted the existing unit tests to assert that new the helper works.
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