feat(opencode): route Responses models natively - #450
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Summary
Why
OpenCode was treating native GPT models as unsupported or routing them through a less appropriate compatibility path. That could hide models selected by workspace policy or produce gateway-incompatible requests. This gives native Responses models an explicit, tested provider boundary.
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PR E of five. Depends on PR C (
pr/capability-discovery). It is opened as a draft until A, B and C land; the isolated review delta is763fa3e..210312e.E and D are siblings and can be reviewed or landed independently once C is available.
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ty check srcandgit diff --checkpassedsystem.ai.gpt-5-6-lunasetCacheKey: falsemainNon-goals
This PR does not change shared model classification or Pi's streaming proxy.