Support DescriptionAttribute and ReadOnlyAttribute

[jgarciadelanoceda]

contributes #1954
I do not really know what is intended with DisplayName attribute, but I am sure someone can give me advice in what to do with that attribute

[martincostello]

I do not really know what is intended with DisplayName attribute

IIRC, it's typically used to provide non-code text for UI elements for code members. For example:

[DisplayName("First name")]
public string FirstName { get; set; }

I've seen them commonly used to for the Visual Studio designer.

For example, this code renders how property windows like the one below Visual Studio.

[jgarciadelanoceda]

IIRC, it's typically used to provide non-code text for UI elements for code members. For example:

I do not see the need for integrating this attribute, because there is already integrated by the serializers the JsonPropertyName and for Query/Path variables you can put the name of the parameter overriding the name of the object like what we do here:

Swashbuckle.AspNetCore/test/WebSites/Basic/Controllers/CrudActionsController.cs

Line 41 in 340eef3

public IEnumerable<Product> Get([FromQuery(Name = "kw")]string keywords = "foobar")