Optional parse PTU as array for http policies #3521
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Testing Plan
Build with http policies and test a PTU with the SDL server and the legacy SDL Server v.1
Summary
When building with http policies, a PTU will be processed by the function parseArray. This function is a little more forgiving than its counterpart "Parse". ParseArray checks if the PTU has the data structure included or not, and processes the data accordingly. This allows HTTP policies to work better with the newer sdl server.
Also HTTP policies does not pass the PTU to the HMI so HMI_PTU_DECRPYTION_FLAG does not apply for HTTP policies.
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