async def patch_register(self, register: Dict, request: '<STR_LIT>') -> Dict:
return register<EOL>
If you want to put a value in the transition register, you can overload
this function and patch the provided register.

Keys match different operations. By example, for quick replies:

>>> {
>>>     'choices': {
>>>         'yes': {
>>>             'intents': 'YES',
>>>         },
>>>         'no': {
>>>             'intents': 'NO',
>>>         }
>>>     }
>>> }

It's up to the layers implementations to set up consistent conventions
for this register.

This function will be called in the order of layers. The implementation
can choose to add information to what previous layers inserted or to
overwrite it completely. That is why the previous output is provided
as argument.