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fix(core): sanitize reasoning parameter for openrouter
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Description
This PR fixes an issue where OpenRouter would reject requests for models that require reasoning (like
google/gemini-3.1-pro-preview) when thereasoningparameter was explicitly disabled.The Issue
When Claude Code sends a request with thinking disabled, the router translates this to
reasoning: { enabled: false }. However, OpenRouter's API does not support theenabledfield. Furthermore, for models that mandate reasoning, explicitly passing a disabled state causes a 400 Bad Request error.The Fix
This PR updates
OpenrouterTransformer.transformRequestInto properly sanitize thereasoningparameter:reasoning.enabledisfalse, thereasoningobject is deleted entirely. This allows OpenRouter to fall back to the model's default behavior.reasoning.enabledistrue, theenabledproperty is removed so that only theeffortparameter (which OpenRouter expects) is passed along.