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Requests are now built from the catalogue's own documents. The library that assembles a
connector call no longer reconstructs it by re-reading generated source code: it reads the same
validated per-connector document the catalogue publishes, and an automated comparison proves —
for every one of the 835 operations — that what goes on the wire is byte-for-byte identical to
what was sent before. A new lightweight library exposes that request plan as plain data, so a
host can inspect exactly what would be sent, with secrets always shown redacted.
The catalogue file is now downloadable from every release page, with its checksum beside
it. You no longer need any of our tooling to obtain the full connector catalogue: fetch the
file and its checksum from the release, verify the checksum, and read it — from any language.
Each release's file is attached automatically and is refused, loudly, if it does not match what
that release's own records say it should be.