Fix 422 Unprocessable Entity when syncing to Mealie v3.12.0+#79
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Description:
Syncing recipes to Mealie fails with 422 Unprocessable Entity for all recipes when using Mealie v3.12.0 or newer.
Environment:
kptncook: 0.0.29
Mealie: v3.12.0
Root cause:
In mealie.py, several HTTP requests use data= instead of json= or content= with the correct Content-Type header. Newer versions of Mealie are stricter about content type validation and reject requests without Content-Type: application/json.
The affected lines in src/kptncook/mealie.py: