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tbantle22 and others added 2 commits September 15, 2026 12:07
…nse example

Re-vendors specs/hosted-v1.yaml from ld main (3c82f7d8b2d). dolthub-v2.yaml is
unchanged there, so v2 is untouched.

  GET /deployments/{owner}/{deployment}/service-windows  listDeploymentServiceWindows

plus ServiceWindow and DayOfWeek. Deployment goes from 16 endpoints to 17 and
models.md from 37 schemas to 39. Deployment-tagged, so no new page or nav entry.
In the overview it takes a table row, and joins the endpoints that return their
list whole rather than paging it.

The renderer needed one fix to document it honestly. This endpoint authors two
response examples — a configured window, and the nil-UUID default a deployment
reports until one is set — and only one was rendered. Worse, the one chosen was
the default: the picker prefers the example keyed `default`, which here names the
default *window* rather than the representative case. The page's only example was
therefore the degenerate one, nil UUID and all.

Responses with more than one authored example now render all of them under a
single heading, each captioned with its summary, in spec order. `default` is
only a key in this position and does not mean "the representative one", so spec
order is what decides, which puts the configured window first. A response with
one example, or an unnamed one, renders exactly as before.

This is the response half of the gap noted in #208, which did the request half.
It reaches two endpoints: service windows, and log retrieval, where the second
example is an empty page — the case that endpoint's own stopping rule turns on.
v2 authors one example per response and is unaffected.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…dows

Pick up service windows from ld main, and render every authored response example
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