The Cake\Http\Client\Response needs to be tackled separately since there are several public methods which just call a prefixed version of itself and return it. This doesn't make any sense to me to be honest, because if someone wants to overwrite that method, they can do it with either the protected method and the public method.

E.g.

public function getJson(): mixed
{
    return $this->_getJson();
}

The Cake\Http\Client\Response needs to be tackled separately since there are several public methods which just call a prefixed version of itself and return it.

We can just move the code inside the non prefixed methods and get rid of the prefixed ones for these.

We can just move the code inside the non prefixed methods and get rid of the prefixed ones for these.

yes, thats what I like to do as well.