The flat config slice the generated bindings resolve options.config against, projected from
the nested public PredictConfig. Each generated call declares only the keys it consumes, so a
single object carrying all of them satisfies every call site.
Typed as the intersection of the two generated interfaces on purpose: if codegen adds, drops, or
renames a config key, this file stops compiling instead of silently building a PTB against the
wrong object.
predictPackageId is narrowed to string because codegen types package ids as optional, while
this projection always supplies one. predictPackageIdV1 separately supplies the original
identity for existing struct tags and dynamic-field keys. The two account ids restate a narrowing
AccountConfig already applies, so they are redundant today; they are kept so this projection
still compiles to plain ids if that package ever widens them back.
The flat config slice the generated bindings resolve
options.configagainst, projected from the nested publicPredictConfig. Each generated call declares only the keys it consumes, so a single object carrying all of them satisfies every call site.Typed as the intersection of the two generated interfaces on purpose: if codegen adds, drops, or renames a config key, this file stops compiling instead of silently building a PTB against the wrong object.
predictPackageIdis narrowed tostringbecause codegen types package ids as optional, while this projection always supplies one.predictPackageIdV1separately supplies the original identity for existing struct tags and dynamic-field keys. The two account ids restate a narrowingAccountConfigalready applies, so they are redundant today; they are kept so this projection still compiles to plain ids if that package ever widens them back.