feat(api): support multimodal structured generation#218
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What changed
generateand streaming helpers with native image inputsjson_schema,regex, andebnfgrammar contractssie_serversupport, including capability gates, bounded grammar parsing, internal JSON Schema$refhandling, and blocking/SSE adapter forwardingWhy
Managed native multimodal generation can now accept images and structured-output grammar, but the public SDK and local/self-hosted server could not express or accept that request. Console playground code would therefore be impossible to reproduce through the SDK, and the same snippet would behave differently against managed and local endpoints.
User impact
The same typed
SIEClient.generate(...)call can target local/self-hosted SIE or the managed service. Existing text-only callers retain their current request shape.Validation
The filtered public checkout omits an existing compile-time conformance fixture. Focused Rust tests used a temporary untracked link to the corresponding internal fixture; that link was removed and is not part of this PR.