Split Ocr out into own Swagger file #4158
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Split OCR operations into own Swagger file. ComputerVision.json is generated in code using Swashbuckle, but the OCR operations are in a different code base. The are maintained by hand and folded into the Computer vision client. Having them in their own file makes maintenance easier.