fix(pi): use native Responses models safely - #446
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Summary
Why
Pi's generated model catalogue had drifted from the protocols and models actually exposed by AI Gateway. Valid models could be hidden or sent to an incompatible route, while upgrading from ucode's former private Pi directory could restore an unrelated legacy backup over the user's standard configuration.
This establishes the safe Pi foundation used by the later discovery and OSS-streaming PRs.
Stack
PR A of five. This PR is based directly on
mainand is the first reviewable change.Planned dependency order: A → B → C → D and E.
Validation
ty check srcpassedgit diff --checkpassedmainNon-goals
This PR does not add the MLflow OSS streaming provider or change OpenCode routing; those are isolated later in the stack.