fix: preserve configured reasoning effort in OpenAI OAuth requests - #58
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An OpenAI OAuth model configured with
reasoning_effort="low"reached the transport with onlyreasoning={"summary":"auto"}, so the requested depth was silently discarded on both sync and async calls. The OAuth payload builder now adds the configured effort alongside the existing summary. Explicit effort wins over the existing thinking-budget mapping; unset/nonpositive budgets omit effort, and Codex minimal requests use low, matching the API-key adapter's existing behavior.The repair preserves caller cache keys and OAuth streaming, authentication, structured output and tool handling. Its effort vocabulary follows the existing four-value OpenAI mapping; this does not introduce model support or validation changes.
Validation: 138 targeted tests passed with four xdist workers, including 34 new regressions capturing the final transport payload through real BaseAPIModel sync/async forwarding. The new tests failed before the repair with 26 missing-effort failures and eight omission cases passing. Related cache-key, Azure effort, OAuth stream/token-refresh, schema and deferred-tool tests passed. Credentials and transport were replaced only at their external boundaries; no live model calls or credential reads.