Fix list of literal generation (#239) #240
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Description
The issue described in #239 is fixed in this PR. The issue arises, because the generation of Literal field is handled directly in
polyfactory.factories.base.BaseFactory.get_field_value(), but generating for a collection type usespolyfactory.value_generators.complex_types.handle_complex_type().The fix adds the handling for literals to that function, but this creates a bit of code duplication. The better way would probably be to move the code for handling literals into a separate function, but I don't know the code structure well enough, so I'm open to suggestions.
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Closes #239