Fix supports_schema attribute name in advanced model plugins docs - #1686
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The example set support_schema = True, but the attribute llm reads (and the prose above the example) is supports_schema. Closes simonw#814
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Closes #814
The schema example in
docs/plugins/advanced-model-plugins.mdsetssupport_schema = True, but the attribute llm checks (supports_schemainllm/models.py, and the sentence just above the example) has ans. A plugin author copying the snippet would silently get no schema support.AI disclosure: this change was made with Claude Code; I checked the attribute name against
llm/models.py.