Anthropic's API-level refusal (streaming classifier / ToS) ends the stream
with stop_reason "refusal", stop_details carrying the reason, zero output
tokens and no content blocks. Map refusal to content_filter in both
directions, surface stop_details.explanation as message text, and add
CLAUDE_STOP.REFUSAL to schema.
Anthropic validates server_tool_use.id against ^srvtoolu_[a-zA-Z0-9_]+$
and 400s the whole request when one does not match. A combo that falls
back to a provider with its own built-in tools (z.ai/glm emits
OpenAI-style call_ ids for analyze_image) leaves such blocks in the
history, so every later Claude turn fails.
Extend normalizeClaudePassthrough to drop those blocks (reusing the
existing loop), drop the paired tool_result / web_search_tool_result
referencing a dropped id, and drop empty text blocks plus messages left
with no content. Well-formed srvtoolu_ blocks and regular tool_use ids
are untouched.
Codex Responses Lite clients routed to a chat-native OpenAI-compatible
provider lost tool use in three places: non-streaming Chat responses
leaked the raw chat.completion envelope instead of Responses output
items, internal reasoning continuity fields leaked into the outbound
Chat body causing some upstreams to reject the request, and the
Responses to Chat request translator ignored additional_tools,
custom_tool_call, and custom_tool_call_output items entirely.
Also fixes apiType (chat vs responses) for openai-compatible nodes
being resolved from the immutable provider ID instead of the stored
node config, so editing a node's API Type had no runtime effect.
