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This pull request fixes #3267 OpenAIConversationsSession persistence for hosted tool-call items whose top-level
idis required by the Conversations API.When a Responses run emits items such as
file_search_call, the session persistence sanitizer previously strippedidbefore callingconversations.items.create(), causing the API to reject the saved turn withMissing required parameter: 'items[0].id'. The fix keeps IDs only for Conversations item types that require them, while continuing to strip optional or policy-controlled IDs from messages, function calls, reasoning items, and tool outputs to avoid replaying stale provider IDs.The change also adds focused regression coverage for required-ID item types, optional-ID item types, provider data stripping, and non-dict passthrough behavior.