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feat(codegen): support explicit unions and RPC body schemas - #40
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The Telegram API needs explicit schema alternatives, recursive unions, Boolean literals, and RPC fields in the JSON body. Extend cli-core's existing API generators to preserve those constructs instead of weakening them to unknown.
Add a definitions generator so shared input handling can traverse the same schema model at runtime, including multipart reference formats. Generation rejects empty unions/enums and unresolved references inside alternatives. Existing HTTP models retain their generated artifacts.
Validation: lint, typecheck, full coverage suite, docs, build, and Bun smoke. A generated fixture compiles types, validators, manifest, and definitions together, then checks large integer precision, recursive alternatives, Boolean literals and multipart references. Existing generator tests pass unchanged.