fix(jsonrpc-agent): claim the renamed route in the persistent-tools replay catalog
The rename to deepseek-official reached cordis.snapshot.yml but not its persistent-tools sibling, so the replay catalog no longer owned the route the agent asks for. The SDK server then mounted the real adapter, which failed the turn on a missing key. Re-records the six transcripts and the two diagnostics cards that still carried the old route name.
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# Keyless replay keeps the persistent-tool composition intact and replaces
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# only its live DeepSeek adapter with the fixture-backed provider.
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# only its live DeepSeek adapter with the fixture-backed provider. The catalog
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# below claims the same `deepseek-official` route the agent asks for: an
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# unowned route makes the SDK server mount the real adapter, which then demands
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# a key this keyless lane has no way to supply.
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- id: base
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name: '@cordisjs/plugin-include'
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config:
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name: '@deepseek-ai/dsh-llm-replay'
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config:
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providers:
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- id: deepseek
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- id: deepseek-official
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name: DeepSeek
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models:
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- id: deepseek-v4-flash
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