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Refix code centering - #1462

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refix an earlier commit, which part of it didn't work due to a merging problem
"padding: 14px 16px 10px;" => "padding: 14px 16px" - this makes the padding symmetrical

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Classic298 and others added 9 commits October 12, 2026 11:48
The API endpoints page still said released versions never run outlet filters for direct API calls. They have run them by default since v0.10.0, so the page now describes that as current behaviour and keeps the older behaviour as a short note.
Tool Search has the model call deferred tools that are not in the tool list sent to the provider. Backends that only allow calls to listed tools, such as the llama.cpp server, can never make those calls, so the docs now say so and name the two settings that work there.
Testing against real providers showed that the OpenAI API, on both Chat Completions and Responses, and xAI also never call tools missing from the tool list, the same as the llama.cpp server. The Tool Search backend note now names them.
The Tool Search backend note now also lists the providers where the model does call deferred tools: Anthropic, Google Gemini, Mistral, Alibaba (Qwen) and CoreWeave (Llama 3.3). Through OpenRouter the result follows the provider the request is routed to.
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please rebase your branch

@Classic298 Classic298 closed this Oct 12, 2026
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