static access to normalizeMediaType in typescript object serializer

[bbortt]

accessing normalizeMediaType should be done static in ObjectSerializer, as described in #20201.

fix applies only to the typescript generator.

closes #20201 if accepted as solution by maintainers.

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cc: @joscha

[joscha]

ObjectSerializer is in the * import, yes? I haven't actually checked. Intent LGTM

[joscha]

@macjohnny @wing328 I'll need one of you for approving workflows and then merging this, please.

[joscha]

@macjohnny did you check ObjectSerializer is in there? I wasn't actually sure and was hoping for the CI to tell us 👯

[macjohnny]

@macjohnny did you check ObjectSerializer is in there? I wasn't actually sure and was hoping for the CI to tell us 👯

it is in the very same file, its the class that is defined in that file

[joscha]

it is in the very same file, its the class that is defined in that file

I looked and must have scrolled past it :-/ Thank you!

[bbortt]

it is in the very same file, its the class that is defined in that file

sorry for my late answer, I was out of office for lunch. that is correct. the method is a static method of this very class.

thanks for your quick doing guys!