feat: Adds http response codes 422: [organizations], 409: [org, organization-role, organization-roles, action/runs, repo/commits, repo/contents, dependabot/alerts, repo/git, repo/pages, codespaces/start, repository_invitations ] , adds private-vulnerability-reporting[get] #425
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