An attachment a translator could not represent was dropped without a word, and
a turn whose only content was that attachment went upstream as an empty
messages, parts, or input array. The model then answered as if nothing was
attached, or the upstream rejected a request that never named the attachment.
A base64 document now reaches OpenAI as a file part. A file the target cannot
receive, such as container_upload, an OpenAI file_id, or input_audio sent to
Claude, is reported by name so the route answers 400 instead of forwarding an
empty turn. Text beside it still travels.
One rule, ErrIfNothingLeft, decides when to refuse, and RegisterCheckedRequest
carries the refusal on the request envelope. Every executor that translates
checks it before calling upstream. The exported converters keep their []byte
signature, so no caller or sibling test had to change.
- Attach resolved execution model info during execution and token counting even when restoring execution models
- Propagate configuration update support to resolved Home dispatch model info
- Track modifications to configuration updates across plugin normalizers in the translation pipeline
- Mark configuration update support for eligible Codex models in the registry
