Update Method Declaration to be in Drupal Style

Currently in services module a service method is declared like this:

array(
      '#method'           => 'user.delete',
      '#callback'         => 'user_service_delete',
      '#access callback'  => 'user_service_delete_access',
      '#file'             => array('file' => 'inc', 'module' => 'user_service'),
      '#args'             => array(
        array(
          '#name'           => 'uid',
          '#type'           => 'int',
          '#description'    => t('User ID.'),
        ),
      ),
      '#return'           => 'struct',
      '#help'             => t('Delete an user.')
    ),

However, this is a pretty big break from the Drupal coding style. Generally, names are declared as keys of the array, not as elements in that array. For instance:

// Forms API
$form['elementname'] = array(
);

// Schema API
$schema['tablename'] = array(
);

// Menu Item Definition
$item['pathname'] = array(
);

So I propose two things:

1. Method names be declared as keys instead of as a separate attribute (removing #method).
2. Argument names be declared as keys instead of as a separate attribute (removing #name).

The end result would look like this:

$service['user.delete'] = array( // Remove #method
      '#callback'         => 'user_service_delete',
      '#access callback'  => 'user_service_delete_access',
      '#file'             => array('file' => 'inc', 'module' => 'user_service'),
      '#args'             => array(
        'uid' => ( // Remove #name
          '#type'           => 'int',
          '#description'    => t('User ID.'),
        ),
      ),
      '#return'           => 'struct',
      '#help'             => t('Delete an user.')
    );

This has several advantages:

1. Removes two properties which would otherwise have to be remembered
2. Places it into line with other similar Drupal declaration formats, thus making it easier for developers to start making services.
3. Allows separate methods to be readily identified through whitespace separation and clearer syntax highlighting.

I thinking making this relatively simple change would ease the transition from general Drupal development to making full blown web services through services module.