feat: apply elicitation defaults client-side for SEP-1034 #1097
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Override setRequestHandler to automatically apply defaults for elicitation responses. When clients return partial/empty content, the SDK fills in defaults from the schema before sending the response back to the server.
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Implements client-side default value application for elicitation responses as specified by SEP-1034.
Motivation and Context
SEP-1034 specifies that clients SHOULD apply default values when users omit optional fields in elicitation responses. This PR implements this behavior by overriding
setRequestHandlerto automatically apply defaults from the schema before sending responses back to the server.How Has This Been Tested?
{}, SDK fills in defaults automaticallyBreaking Changes
None.
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Additional context
This implements the client-side responsibility for SEP-1034 default values. The Client SDK automatically applies defaults using the configured JSON Schema validator (AJV or CfWorker) when elicitation handlers return partial/empty content.