fix: emit runtyp 2 union syntax in validator codegen - #95
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Use p.union([...], message) for enum, oneOf, and anyOf preds so generated schemas typecheck against runtyp 2.x. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Summary
callspec pins runtyp 2.5, but validator codegen was still emitting runtyp 1 union syntax.
p.union(p.literal("a"), p.literal("b"))p.union([p.literal("a"), p.literal("b")], "invalid")Consumer apps compile the generated
schemasobject with runtyp 2 — sotscfails with “Expected 2 arguments, but got 6” on enum/oneOf fields.Fix: emit the runtyp 2 form for string enums,
oneOf, andanyOf.Test plan
npm run validatepatch-callspec-codegen.mjs