Greptile Summary

This PR updates the Appwrite 1.9.x API specs and code examples with several improvements: adding x-enum-keys metadata to all enum types, moving transactionId from request body to query parameter on DELETE endpoints, enriching binary/image response content types, deduplicating platforms arrays, and adding a type field to backup policy models.

• Type mismatch in defaults: Every \"type\": \"object\" field that previously had \"default\": {} has been changed to \"default\": [] across all six spec files. This is an invalid JSON Schema default for an object type — affected fields include document data payloads, screenshot headers, and function execution headers, spanning 40+ occurrences total.
• Go geospatial examples corrected: Type signature fixed from []interface{} to [][]interface{} for line/point/polygon attribute defaults, which is the correct nested-array representation.
• REST delete examples updated: transactionId body removed from delete-document, delete-documents, delete-row, and delete-rows examples to match the API change moving it to a query parameter.

Confidence Score: 3/5

The spec files contain a widespread default-value type mismatch that will affect SDK code generators consuming these specs.

All six spec files set "default":[] on fields explicitly typed as "type":"object" — document data payloads, header maps, and similar. This appears in 40+ locations across the OpenAPI 3 and Swagger 2 variants for server, console, and client. SDK generators that read these defaults will initialize object-typed parameters as arrays instead of empty objects, producing type errors at runtime. The remainder of the changes (x-enum-keys, transactionId query-param migration, Go type fixes, binary response schemas) look correct.

All three OpenAPI 3 spec files (server, console, client) need close attention for the default-value issue; the swagger2 server and console specs have fewer but still present occurrences.

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