Arnaud
8ef97da2c2
Audited every documented request/response schema against the real
Zod validators and NextResponse.json shapes across all route
families, then fixed drift: missing batch-cook/tags/photos fields on
recipes, wrong comment/rating shapes, meal-plan entry shape (day vs
dayOfWeek, nullable recipeId), shopping-list/pantry response fields,
a phantom GET /webhooks/{id} with no backing route, and numerous
missing 400/401/429 response codes.
Also fixes a real bug found during the audit: the webhook-redelivery
route returned {error: object} instead of the app-wide {error:
string} convention on validation failure.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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