Made the routingHelper functions publicly available

[sanderdekoning]

Description

By making the current two implemented routingHelper() functions in the router publicly available it allows a bit more abstraction by the user in terms of implementing generics if desired, by leveraging the use of the already public RouterMethod struct:

Instead of router.get('endpoint', handler:) I can now alternatively call router.routingHelper(.get, 'endpoint', handler:) if desired.

How Has This Been Tested?

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Checklist:

• If applicable, I have updated the documentation accordingly.
• If applicable, I have added tests to cover my changes.

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[djones6]

Hi @sdekoning0, can you elaborate a bit on your use-case for this?

The name routingHelper is not something I think we'd want to expose as public API, we'd want to rename that to something more descriptive if we do decide this should be public.

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