If schema type is null, treat it as object only if there are properties #3013
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When the type in a schema is not set, this means the corresponding parameter can be of any type. The current logic treats it as an object unless there are a discriminator or additional properties. If type is null, we should treat it as an object only in presence of properties. Type set to null without any properties means any type, including string, boolean, arrays and objects.