Prepare Ruby SDK 3.0.0 with playlist support and generated methods - #1
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The Ruby client has no playlist write methods and treats successful
201 Createdresponses as errors. Preparepodcast_api3.0.0 with five playlist methods, preserving all 25 existing method names, keyword arguments, andHTTParty::Responseresults.PermissionDeniedError, retain API error details/responses, and correct the User-Agent topodcast-api-ruby.Validation: 49 offline tests pass on Ruby 3.3.12, 3.4.11, and 4.0.7; 34 public-mock integration tests pass. The gem builds and all 49 offline tests also pass against an isolated installation outside the checkout. Generated methods and README examples cover all 30 operations. Monorepo validation passed 19 generator tests, 10 Django documentation tests, 81 frontend tests, and typechecking; generation is deterministic.
No production API requests or package publication are included. Website Ruby snippets remain gated at the published 1.1.6 release until 3.0.0 is published separately.