docs: drops the API reference's autosquash hide-list, the field is gone upstream - #13055
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…field is gone upstream (#13061) `src/util/sanitizedConfigSchema.ts` deep-cloned the synced configuration schema and deleted every `autosquash` key from it before the reference tables rendered. `autosquash` has left the schema: the engine stopped accepting it on 2026-09-24, and `public/mergify-configuration-schema.json` has held zero occurrences since the 2026-09-25 sync. The list matched nothing, and the module cloned and walked the whole schema on every build to delete a key that was not there. The eight importers now read the JSON directly. None of them mutates it, so the clone bought nothing either. Rendered pages are unchanged. The same file is served verbatim at `/mergify-configuration-schema.json`, so the list never hid the field from anyone reading the schema, only from the tables. This is the configuration-schema half of what #13055 did for the API reference. Restoring a hide-list for a future field is a revert. The removal's changelog entry (2026-09-29, "`autosquash` has been removed") is published separately through the changelog pipeline. Fixes MRGFY-9851 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The API reference carried a hide-list whose only entry was
autosquash, strippingthat field from the OpenAPI document before rendering.
autosquashhas since leftboth published schemas — it appears nowhere in
public/api-schemas.json— so thelist matched nothing and the walk it drove recursed over the whole document on
every build to delete a key that was not there. Removing it changes no rendered
page.
Evidence:
autosquashhas zero occurrences inpublic/api-schemas.json, and theconfiguration schema dropped its three
autosquashdefinitions (two queue-rulecopies and the
rebaseaction) in this window.Open question: whether to keep the hiding mechanism for the next field that needs
it. I removed the whole block rather than leaving an empty list with the walk
still wired up, on the grounds that git history is where a dormant mechanism
belongs; restoring it is a revert if a field needs hiding again.