chore(deps): bump @ai-sdk/provider from 4.0.21 to 4.0.26

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Bumps @ai-sdk/provider from 4.0.21 to 4.0.26.

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4.0.26

Patch Changes

  • 4dbc902: feat(ai): add a top level 'dimensions' setting for embeddding functions

4.0.25

Patch Changes

  • 9184a35: Add ordered text, file, and JSON parts to experimental decision state. Support image input in OpenAI Decisions and language model adapters. Gateway retains its existing string and JSON request format and rejects files, as does TypeSafe AI.

    Arrays passed directly as state now contain decision state parts. Wrap JSON arrays in an object or a json part.

    Normalize all public state forms into an array of parts before calling decision providers. Providers receive text and JSON objects as text and json parts.

    Serialize decision file bytes as base64 in OpenTelemetry state attributes. Model-call spans record normalized state parts, while outer spans retain public state inputs.

    Preserve native JSON state in TypeSafe AI when state contains one JSON part. Label shared state in language-model decision prompts.

4.0.24

Patch Changes

  • d3bcad9: feat(provider): report decision refusals as refusal answers

4.0.23

Patch Changes

  • 268225c: feat(provider): add a portable max reasoning level with native provider mappings, compatibility coercions, and budget-based fallback support.

    Compatibility notes:

    • TypeScript source compatibility: Adding max widens LanguageModelV4CallOptions['reasoning'] and the derived ReasoningLevel type. Third-party providers and consumers with exhaustive switches or Record<ReasoningLevel, ...> mappings must handle max before upgrading. Ordinary calls using existing reasoning levels remain accepted.
    • Amazon Bedrock: Existing Nova 2 calls using portable reasoning: 'xhigh' now send maxReasoningEffort: 'high' instead of the unsupported 'max', and return a compatibility warning. Anthropic and OpenAI Bedrock effort mappings retain their existing xhigh behavior. Partial Bedrock reasoning configurations continue to preserve explicit values and derive missing fields; explicit effort/budget overrides and disabled thinking no longer emit warnings for portable mappings that are not sent.
    • Fireworks: Existing portable minimal and xhigh calls keep their request mappings to low and high, respectively, and now return compatibility warnings in generation and streaming results. Portable max maps to high with the same warning behavior.

    Release classification: This remains a patch changeset under the repository's explicit release policy, which uses patch releases for both fixes and features. The TypeScript source-compatibility caveat for exhaustive consumers is disclosed above. Maintainers can override this classification with a major label if they decide to align the provider-spec addition with a future AI SDK major release.

4.0.22

Patch Changes

  • 2959d35: feat: rename evaluate to decide
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