Describe how a generation's cost is calculated - #136
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tieredBywas declared as an array of strings, but the endpoint sends an object. Corrected, witha nested
requiredbecause both members are always present together.unit,units,boundsandminUnitsbecome onequantityobject, describing how many units ageneration consumes in the measure a caller already holds. Take the value
measurenames, ordefaultif you have none, hold it withinminandmax, divide byper, round up whenroundis
up, then multiply by the rate. Absentquantitymeans one generation is one unit.Verify:
pnpm bundle && pnpm build && pnpm test && pnpm test:smoke, 71 pass. Four real responseshapes validated against the bundled schema.
Supersedes #135.