feat: infer writable OpenAPI operations - #13
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Stacked on #12.
What changed
IMPORT FOREIGN SCHEMA ... OPTIONS (writable 'true')readOnlyexclusions, JSON names, and body whitelists from OpenAPI request schemasWhy
The native mutation callbacks in #12 are deliberately explicit. This layer makes them easy to configure from a compatible OpenAPI document without hiding the generated PostgreSQL contract or guessing when an API is ambiguous.
Validation
cargo fmt --all -- --checkImportant boundary
HTTP side effects cannot be rolled back with PostgreSQL. Multi-row writes are per-row and can partially succeed. POST/PATCH are not retried automatically, and the current callback adapter does not support
RETURNING.