feat:Update AssemblyAI OpenAPI spec with terminology and model deprecation changes

[HavenDV]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated API documentation with clearer descriptions for multichannel transcription
  • Refined model deprecation information for Claude models
  • Removed references to deprecated AI models

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates the AssemblyAI OpenAPI specification in src/libs/AssemblyAI/openapi.yaml. The changes focus on refining documentation for the Transcript schema, replacing "dual_channel" terminology with "multichannel" to reflect broader audio channel handling capabilities. Additionally, the PR updates model deprecation descriptions, clarifying sunsetting dates for Claude 2.1 and Claude 2.0 models, and removes references to deprecated models like anthropic/claude-instant-1-2 and basic.

Changes

File	Changes
src/libs/AssemblyAI/openapi.yaml	- Updated utterances schema description - Replaced "dual_channel" with "multichannel" - Modified deprecation descriptions for Claude 2.1 and Claude 2.0 models - Removed references to deprecated models

Possibly related PRs

• feat:Update openapi.yaml with model deprecations and improved documentation #14: Updates openapi.yaml with deprecation notices for Claude 2.1 and Claude 2.0 models
• feat:Update openapi.yaml for AssemblyAI API to version 1.3.4 with changes #26: Introduces multichannel parameter and marks dual_channel as deprecated
• feat:Add multichannel parameter to Transcript schemas in openapi.yaml #31: Adds multichannel parameter to Transcript schemas

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🐰 In YAML's realm of code so bright,
Channels dance with multichannel might!
Claude models fade, their time now past,
Documentation updated at last,
A rabbit's API song takes flight! 🎉

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src/libs/AssemblyAI/openapi.yaml (4)

2583-2584: Documentation improvement: Updated utterances property description

The description has been improved by:

• Using consistent "multichannel" terminology
• Providing accurate documentation links
• Maintaining clear explanation of functionality

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5726-5726: Documentation improvement: Added sunsetting date for Claude 2.1

The description now clearly indicates the model's sunsetting date while maintaining the existing feature description.

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5734-5741: Documentation improvement: Added sunsetting dates for Claude 2.0 and default models

The descriptions have been updated to consistently show the sunsetting date across related models while maintaining their feature descriptions.

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5761-5765: Documentation improvement: Added sunsetting information to model labels

The model labels have been updated to include sunsetting information, making the deprecation status immediately visible to users.

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