/// Represents the label of a dictionary item. This property is used to uniquely identify or name the item within its context.
/// It is required and must not be null, with a maximum length of 100 characters. The label plays a crucial role in both creating and updating dictionary items, serving as a key identifier for operations performed on the dictionary structure.
/// Deletes a parent dictionary entry by its unique identifier.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="uuid">The unique identifier (UUID) of the parent dictionary entry to be deleted.</param>
/// <returns>An action result indicating the success or failure of the deletion operation. On success, returns a 200 status code with a confirmation message. In case of an exception, it returns a 200 status code with an error message and exception details.</returns>
/// Represents the label of a dictionary item. This property is required and must not be empty, as it uniquely identifies the dictionary entry within its parent context. It is used in both creation and update operations for dictionary items.
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/// <remarks>
/// The label should be descriptive and meaningful to easily identify the purpose or content of the dictionary item. It plays a crucial role in the user interface and backend logic, serving as a key identifier for related operations.
/// Represents the English label for a dictionary item. This property is optional and can be used to store an English translation or equivalent of the main label.
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/// <remarks>
/// This property is part of the request model for creating or updating a child dictionary item. It allows for the inclusion of an English label, enhancing multilingual support within the application.
/// Represents an optional tag or identifier for a dictionary item. This property can be used to categorize or label the item in a way that is meaningful within the context of its usage, such as for filtering or searching purposes.
/// Represents the label of a dictionary item. This property is required and must not be empty, as it uniquely identifies the dictionary item in a human-readable format.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// The Label is used to provide a meaningful name for the dictionary item that can be displayed in user interfaces or referenced in other parts of the application. It is crucial for the identification and management of dictionary items within the system.
/// Represents the value of a dictionary item. This property is required and must be provided when updating or creating a dictionary child item.
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/// <remarks>
/// The value is a unique identifier for the dictionary item within its parent context. It should be meaningful and reflect the nature of the item it represents.
/// Represents the English label for a dictionary item. This property can be used to store an English translation or alternative name for the dictionary entry, facilitating internationalization and localization efforts.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// This is an optional field; if not provided, it defaults to null, indicating no specific English label is set for the dictionary item.
/// Gets or sets the remark for the dictionary item. This property is optional and can be used to store additional information or comments about the dictionary item.
/// Represents an optional tag associated with a dictionary item. This property can be used to categorize or provide additional metadata about the dictionary item.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// The Tag is not required and can be null. It serves as a flexible way to add extra information that can be used for filtering, sorting, or any other purpose as needed by the application.
/// Deletes a child item from the dictionary based on the provided unique identifier.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="uuid">The unique identifier (UUID) of the child item to be deleted.</param>
/// <returns>An action result indicating the success or failure of the deletion operation, encapsulated in a ReturnTemplate object which includes a status code, message, and additional data if any.</returns>
/// Represents the status code of the API response. This property is used to indicate the outcome of an operation, such as success, error, or a specific HTTP status.
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/// <remarks>
/// The value of this property should be set based on the result of the operation being performed. It can be used by the client to determine the next steps or to handle the response appropriately.
/// Represents a message or description associated with the API response. This property is used to provide additional information about the result of an operation, such as success messages, error details, or any other relevant information that needs to be communicated back to the client.