Change ModelResolver to better handle JsonIgnoreProperties #4418
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Rather than ignoring all properties with @JsonIgnoreProperties, we only ignore if it doesn't have the "allowGetters" = true
Since if it allowsGetters, you are going to receive it as part of the response
#3410
#4416
For example, the following line would cause var1 and var2 to be excluded:
@JsonIgnoreProperties(value = { "var1" , "var2" })
However if it has allowGetters, it isn't excluded
@JsonIgnoreProperties(value = { "var1" , "var2" }, allowGetters = true