Generate ec.ready / ec.auth types from the OpenRPC spec#330
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ec.ready/ec.authrequest + result types from the OpenRPC spec so codec fidelity can't drift. DropsdelegatefromReadyResult(wire:{ucp,delegate}→{ucp}); delegation negotiation stays on theec_delegateURL param with implicit acceptance.Follow-up (not here): three generators exist — quicktype models (Swift/Kotlin/TS) + two hand-rolled OpenRPC catalog walkers (Swift, TS). quicktype only models data shapes, so all method-wiring lives outside it and is copy-pasted per language. That split is what forces
MethodDescriptor(untyped string) + a hand-writtenRequestDescriptorto coexist, and duplicates theec.readystring.Target: one OpenRPC-driven pipeline that runs quicktype for shapes and emits typed
RequestDescriptors in the same pass — the generator knows the type names because it just assigned them. Collapses 3 generators → 1, gives Kotlin a catalog, and deletesMethodDescriptor, the hand descriptor bodies, and the duplicate string. Tracked separately — too big for this branch.