docs: add native web search SDK examples - #542
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Summary
components.OpenRouterWebSearchServerTool.components.WebSearchServerToolOpenRouter.components.WebSearchPluginplugin path.Context
Linear: DEV-478, feature request to add/support OpenRouter web search server tool in the Python SDK.
The generated SDK already contains the native web-search component types; this PR makes the support discoverable and guards the expected request serialization.
Testing
uv run pythondirect invocation oftests/test_web_search_tools.pytest functionsuv run --group dev pyright srcuv run --group dev mypy srcuv run --group dev pylint src --rcfile pylintrcuv buildgit diff --checkNote:
pytestis not currently installed in the repo dependency groups, so the new pytest-style tests were smoke-run by importing and invoking the test functions directly.