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Summary
Wires C# into the language-examples generation, side by side with Python, JavaScript, Ruby, PHP, curl, and Java.
docs/examples/generate-language-examples.jsconverts request examples to C# through@elastic/request-converter's newcsharpformat (elastic/request-converter#107), backed by the@elastic/request-converter-dotnetWASM bundle (elastic/elasticsearch-net#8931). The regeneratedlanguageExamples.jsonis deliberately not part of this PR; the C# entries land in a follow-up once the converter packages are published.Changes
'C#'added toLANGUAGES. C# conversion is best-effort: a failed conversion skips that example's C# entry and is reported in an end-of-run summary instead of aborting, because the .NET converter has known endpoint coverage gaps. The other languages keep their fail-fast behavior.@elastic/request-converter-dotnet(~9.5.0) added todocs/examples/package.json; the Makefile'sgenerate-language-examplestarget updates it together with@elastic/request-converter.Notes
languageExamples.json: thegenerate.ymlworkflow rebuildsoutput/but never runsgenerate-language-examples, which remains a manual Makefile target. A full local dry run against locally built converter packages converted 649 of 761 request examples (112 skipped: 96 unsupported endpoints, 16 conversion issues); generated examples use fluent descriptor syntax with an illustrativeMyDocumentdocument type.package-lock.jsonis intentionally untouched: the dotnet package is published from Add CI and npm packaging for the request converter elasticsearch-net#8931, and the lockfile refresh must follow the first publish.