chore: 🐝 Update SDK - Generate (spec change merged) 0.10.6 (#376)

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@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ class Images(BaseSDK):
:param input_references: Reference images to guide image-to-image generation, as base64 data URLs or HTTP(S) URLs.
:param n: Number of images to generate (1-10). Providers that only support single-image generation reject n > 1.
:param output_compression: Compression level (0-100) for webp/jpeg output. Ignored for png and by providers without a compression knob.
:param output_format: Encoding of the returned image bytes.
:param output_format: Encoding of the returned image bytes. Most models produce raster formats (png, jpeg, webp). SVG is supported by vectorization models (e.g. Quiver) — the SVG markup is UTF-8 base64-encoded in `b64_json`.
:param provider: Provider-specific passthrough configuration
:param quality: Rendering quality. Providers without a quality knob ignore this.
:param resolution: Normalized resolution tier of the generated image. Concrete pixel dimensions are derived per-provider.
@@ -140,7 +140,7 @@ class Images(BaseSDK):
:param input_references: Reference images to guide image-to-image generation, as base64 data URLs or HTTP(S) URLs.
:param n: Number of images to generate (1-10). Providers that only support single-image generation reject n > 1.
:param output_compression: Compression level (0-100) for webp/jpeg output. Ignored for png and by providers without a compression knob.
:param output_format: Encoding of the returned image bytes.
:param output_format: Encoding of the returned image bytes. Most models produce raster formats (png, jpeg, webp). SVG is supported by vectorization models (e.g. Quiver) — the SVG markup is UTF-8 base64-encoded in `b64_json`.
:param provider: Provider-specific passthrough configuration
:param quality: Rendering quality. Providers without a quality knob ignore this.
:param resolution: Normalized resolution tier of the generated image. Concrete pixel dimensions are derived per-provider.
@@ -207,7 +207,7 @@ class Images(BaseSDK):
:param input_references: Reference images to guide image-to-image generation, as base64 data URLs or HTTP(S) URLs.
:param n: Number of images to generate (1-10). Providers that only support single-image generation reject n > 1.
:param output_compression: Compression level (0-100) for webp/jpeg output. Ignored for png and by providers without a compression knob.
:param output_format: Encoding of the returned image bytes.
:param output_format: Encoding of the returned image bytes. Most models produce raster formats (png, jpeg, webp). SVG is supported by vectorization models (e.g. Quiver) — the SVG markup is UTF-8 base64-encoded in `b64_json`.
:param provider: Provider-specific passthrough configuration
:param quality: Rendering quality. Providers without a quality knob ignore this.
:param resolution: Normalized resolution tier of the generated image. Concrete pixel dimensions are derived per-provider.
@@ -483,7 +483,7 @@ class Images(BaseSDK):
:param input_references: Reference images to guide image-to-image generation, as base64 data URLs or HTTP(S) URLs.
:param n: Number of images to generate (1-10). Providers that only support single-image generation reject n > 1.
:param output_compression: Compression level (0-100) for webp/jpeg output. Ignored for png and by providers without a compression knob.
:param output_format: Encoding of the returned image bytes.
:param output_format: Encoding of the returned image bytes. Most models produce raster formats (png, jpeg, webp). SVG is supported by vectorization models (e.g. Quiver) — the SVG markup is UTF-8 base64-encoded in `b64_json`.
:param provider: Provider-specific passthrough configuration
:param quality: Rendering quality. Providers without a quality knob ignore this.
:param resolution: Normalized resolution tier of the generated image. Concrete pixel dimensions are derived per-provider.
@@ -551,7 +551,7 @@ class Images(BaseSDK):
:param input_references: Reference images to guide image-to-image generation, as base64 data URLs or HTTP(S) URLs.
:param n: Number of images to generate (1-10). Providers that only support single-image generation reject n > 1.
:param output_compression: Compression level (0-100) for webp/jpeg output. Ignored for png and by providers without a compression knob.
:param output_format: Encoding of the returned image bytes.
:param output_format: Encoding of the returned image bytes. Most models produce raster formats (png, jpeg, webp). SVG is supported by vectorization models (e.g. Quiver) — the SVG markup is UTF-8 base64-encoded in `b64_json`.
:param provider: Provider-specific passthrough configuration
:param quality: Rendering quality. Providers without a quality knob ignore this.
:param resolution: Normalized resolution tier of the generated image. Concrete pixel dimensions are derived per-provider.
@@ -618,7 +618,7 @@ class Images(BaseSDK):
:param input_references: Reference images to guide image-to-image generation, as base64 data URLs or HTTP(S) URLs.
:param n: Number of images to generate (1-10). Providers that only support single-image generation reject n > 1.
:param output_compression: Compression level (0-100) for webp/jpeg output. Ignored for png and by providers without a compression knob.
:param output_format: Encoding of the returned image bytes.
:param output_format: Encoding of the returned image bytes. Most models produce raster formats (png, jpeg, webp). SVG is supported by vectorization models (e.g. Quiver) — the SVG markup is UTF-8 base64-encoded in `b64_json`.
:param provider: Provider-specific passthrough configuration
:param quality: Rendering quality. Providers without a quality knob ignore this.
:param resolution: Normalized resolution tier of the generated image. Concrete pixel dimensions are derived per-provider.