docs: tighten API key and error envelope wording - #6422
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Drop the claim that 401 responses carry an error body and scope the error-envelope example to Anarlog's endpoint handlers, so the reference matches actual API behavior.
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Drop the claim that 401 responses carry an error body and scope the
error-envelope example to Anarlog's endpoint handlers, so the reference
matches actual API behavior.
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Documentation-only wording changes with no runtime or API behavior impact.
Overview
Updates the local API reference so auth and error documentation match real behavior instead of overstating guarantees.
For authentication, invalid keys are described as returning
401only—the doc no longer claims those responses include the JSON error body. API key copy is slightly tightened (“shown once” without “at creation”).For errors, the JSON
{ "error": { "code", "message" } }example is explicitly scoped to responses from Anarlog’s endpoint handlers, aligning with the existing note that malformed JSON can yield a plain-text400before a handler runs.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit e30aca5. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.