feat: add support for OpenCode Go provider#380
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- Rewrite catalog.toml opencode-go provider sect with free models, thinking_models, model_metadata (thinking_level_map, level labels) - Add thinking_level_labels field to ProviderModelMetadata, ModelCatalogMetadata, catalog_loader, and provider_config - Fix provider_runtime OAuth guard: allow API-key auth for Anthropic-protocol models on openai-compatible providers
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Note: This PR is a continuation of the original #284, which was accidentally closed during a refactor of the personal fork. This is the same branch and changeset.
Upd: needed to isolate the branch with this commit, hence had to reopen. The old PR is here.
This PR adds OpenCode Go as a provider along with all 13 models it currently offers.
The settings for each models are cross-referenced with Anomalyco's own model declarations.
Caveat: OpenCode Go serves different models through different API shapes. Because of that, the PR adds support for model-scoped provider overrides, like transport kind (Anthropic/OpenAI), thinking levels, defaults, display labels, API values, and always-on reasoning. The point is to keep the UI honest: we don't show thinking levels that can't actually be selected, or do something else entirely.
For example, Qwen models send Anthropic-style budgeted thinking and can explicitly disable reasoning, MiniMax M3 uses adaptive/disabled, while DeepSeek/GLM effort models expose only the supported high/max levels.
Always-reasoning models do not show a selector, and Tau sends no fake reasoning control for them.
I tried to keep the changes provider-agnostic, so they can be reused for other mixed-behavior catalogs. For example, DeepSeek R1 on OpenRouter.