chore: sync OpenAPI spec, change_status gains Failed - #84
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Change and change-event items now document a sixth change_status value, Failed. The vendored spec keeps the detail_url field on AlertInfo and AlertItem, which the upstream spec does not carry yet.
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Summary
Re-syncs the vendored OpenAPI spec from flashduty-docs and regenerates the models.
ChangeItem.change_statusandChangeEventItem.change_statusgain the enum valueFailed(en + zh spec, doc comment inmodels_gen.go).detail_urlonAlertInfo/AlertItemis kept. The upstream spec does not list it yet, so a raw sync would have removed a field that v0.15.6 / v0.15.7 already ship.Verification
make sync-specoutput is byte-identical to flashduty-docs main before thedetail_urlhunks are re-applied.make generate,make test(race),make buildpass locally.