fix(google): map OpenAI tool results to Gemini user role - #1773
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streamGenerateContent rejects role "function". Tool results already become functionResponse parts and must sit on a user turn.
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streamGenerateContentrejects OpenAIrole: "tool"messages after they are rewritten to Google rolefunction(HTTP 400:Role 'function' is not supported).user. The adapter already emits a nativefunctionResponsepart; Gemini accepts that part on a user turn, not on rolefunction.Fixes #1757
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transformOpenAIRoleToGoogleRole('tool')returnsuserand not the rejectedfunctionroletool_calls→ modelfunctionCall; tool result → userfunctionResponseType of Change: