Make the http flag correct for Go (Gin: suppress) and Python (FastAPI: no-op + document override)

[cultron]

Summary

Make the per-entity http flag (#93) behave correctly in the Go (Gin) and Python (FastAPI) generators. The flag is generic — it only does real work where a generated route can't be cleanly overridden. So the two languages need different follow-ups:

Generator	Can override a generated route without suppressing?	What http: false must do
NestJS (done, #93)	No	Suppress the controller
Go / Gin	No — RegisterAllRoutes loops handlers and Gin panics on a duplicate method+path	Implement suppression (real action)
Python / FastAPI	Yes — main.py includes autogen_router; FastAPI matches in registration order, so an app router registered first shadows the generated route	No-op + document the override pattern

Current state (after #93 / PR #94)

Entity.http (+ top-level default) is parsed generically. In generate.ts the controller skip is scoped to language === "typescript", so for Go and Python the flag is currently a no-op (controllers always generated — safe, no broken output).

Work

Go (Gin) — implement suppression

When http: false for an entity: don't generate its handler/routes and don't register them in RegisterAllRoutes (src/lib/templates/go/index-module.eta + the handler template), while still emitting the model and service. Then extend the generate.ts guard to include go. Tests mirroring the TS ones.

Python (FastAPI) — no-op + document override

http: false should remain a no-op for FastAPI (don't suppress). Instead document the idiomatic override: register your APIRouter for the path before autogen_router is included in main.py (first match wins). Optionally emit an informational notice if http: false is set on a FastAPI entity, pointing at the override pattern. Covered in the custom-endpoints skill (see below).

Docs

Add a per-framework "replacing a generated endpoint" section to the custom-endpoints skill (apsoai/skills): NestJS → http: false + write the controller; Gin → http: false; FastAPI → register your router ahead of autogen_router (no flag).

Related

• Feature: per-entity flag to suppress the generated HTTP controller (keep entity/service/DTO) #93 / PR feat: per-entity http flag to suppress the generated controller (#93) #94 — the TypeScript/NestJS implementation + cross-language doc notes on Entity.http.