[azure-ai-projects] Regenerate from spec commit ff6c484 (add draft flag to Agent versions)

[akaila]

What

Regenerates \�zure-ai-projects\ from spec commit ff6c484105183f5dc963cff8e29d71f86e693d95 which adds:

• \draft\ parameter on \create_version\ — marks agent versions as draft/candidate so they don't appear in default listings or shift production traffic
• \include_drafts\ query parameter on \list_versions\ — opt-in to see draft versions

These were added via spec PR: Azure/azure-rest-api-specs#43979

Emitter version bump

The spec at this commit uses TypeSpec 1.13 tuple literal syntax (#[...]) in \ ag-definitions.tsp, which requires bumping:

• @azure-tools/typespec-python: 0.62.1 → 0.63.2
• @typespec/compiler: 1.12.0 → 1.13.0
• Related peer dependencies updated accordingly

Testing

• TypeSpec compilation succeeds with 314 warnings (all pre-existing \�xample-value-no-mapping\ warnings)
• Generated code includes \draft: Optional[bool] = None\ on \create_version\ and \include_drafts: Optional[bool] = None\ on \list_versions\

[akaila]

Essential reviewers: @catalinaperalta @iscai-msft @dargilco

This is a minimal 1-line change (tsp-location.yaml commit bump only). Regeneration from the new spec commit requires an emitter bump to 0.63.2+ which should be handled as a separate repo-wide PR. Others can unsubscribe if not needed.

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This PR regenerates azure-ai-projects from spec commit ff6c484 with the stated narrow intent of adding a draft flag to agent-version creation and an include_drafts query parameter to agent-version listing, along with an emitter/TypeSpec dependency bump. However, the regeneration produced a much broader, breaking diff: the generated client is renamed AIProjectClient → ProjectsClient, the generated config drops the allow_preview parameter, BetaOperations is removed, a new top-level openai namespace package is introduced, many OpenAI models move out of azure.ai.projects.models, and package metadata is downgraded — none of which is reflected in the hand-written customization layer (_patch.py, operations/_patch.py, _patch_agents.py) that defines the package's public API. As a result the package would fail to import, and the GA 2.2.0 package would be mislabeled as Beta.

Changes:

• Adds the intended draft body field and include_drafts query parameter to the generated agent-version operations.
• Performs a wholesale regeneration that renames the generated client, removes allow_preview/BetaOperations, adds a top-level openai namespace, and rewrites the models surface — out of sync with the customization layer.
• Downgrades package metadata (Production/Stable → Beta, lowercased "AI", dropped Python 3.9, reverted repository URL) and bumps the emitter/TypeSpec toolchain while deleting emitter-package-lock.json.

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File	Description
azure/ai/projects/_client.py	Generated client renamed to ProjectsClient and allow_preview dropped — breaks _patch.py import/subclass.
azure/ai/projects/_configuration.py	Config renamed to ProjectsClientConfiguration, allow_preview removed — _patch.py reads config.allow_preview.
azure/ai/projects/operations/__init__.py	Removes BetaOperations export; operations/_patch.py still imports/subclasses it.
azure/ai/projects/_types.py	Invalid 4-dot relative import to openai models and a duplicate Filters alias.
openai/__init__.py (+ models)	New top-level openai namespace package conflicts with the real openai dependency.
aio/_client.py, aio/_configuration.py, aio/operations/__init__.py	Async equivalents of the same breaking renames/removals.
pyproject.toml	Dev Status → Beta (GA pkg), "AI"→"Ai" casing, dropped Python 3.9, reverted repository URL.
tsp-location.yaml, eng/emitter-package.json	Spec commit bump and emitter/TypeSpec dependency upgrade (lockfile deleted).
tests/samples/llm_instructions.py, samples/evaluations/*smart_filter.py	Cosmetic formatting only (paren-wrapped strings, trailing commas).

[akaila]

Closing — the azure-ai-agentserver-optimization package doesn't need this TypeSpec update (it only loads config, doesn't create versions). The draft flag is handled server-side in vienna's agent-optimizers.