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Remember in Wolverine.HTTP that the *first* return value of an endpoint is assumed to be the response body by Wolverine, so if you are
wanting to start a new saga from an HTTP endpoint, the `Saga` return value either has to be a secondary value in a tuple to
opt into the Saga mechanics. Alternatively, if all you want to do is start a new saga, but nothing else, you can return
the `Saga` type *and* force Wolverine to use the return value as a new `Saga` like so:
opt into the Saga mechanics. Alternatively, if all you want to do is *create* a new saga, but nothing else, you can return
the `Saga` type *and* force Wolverine to use the return value as a new `Saga` as shown in the snippet below. Please note that when creating a `Saga` entity in this manner, if it has a static `Start()` method, it will not be invoked. Other message handlers in the `Saga` will behave as usual.

snippet: sample_start_saga_from_http_endpoint_empty_body

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