feat: API specs update for version 2.4.x

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This PR contains API specification updates for version 2.4.x.

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🔵 Tier A · Mergeable after minor fixes

The issues are confined to generated documentation examples and are minor, but should be corrected before relying on the snippets as copy-pasteable examples.

This PR adds the 2.4.x API specification and generated SDK example set, covering updated endpoints across client and server SDKs. The new examples include account, apps, databases, avatars, OAuth2, and other API groups.

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	Finding	Where
🟡	Import java.util.List in the Java example	examples/2.4.x/client-android/java/account/list-consents.md:15
🟡	Pass screenshot permissions as a list	examples/2.4.x/client-android/java/avatars/get-screenshot.md:35

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### Issue 1
examples/2.4.x/client-android/java/account/list-consents.md:15
**Import `java.util.List` in the Java example**

This snippet uses `List.of()` but its imports omit `java.util.List` (and other Java examples also use `Map` without importing it). Copying the example into a Java source file as written fails to compile with an unresolved `List` symbol.

### Issue 2
examples/2.4.x/client-android/java/avatars/get-screenshot.md:35
**Pass screenshot permissions as a list**

The OpenAPI parameter `permissions` is an array of `BrowserPermission` values (see `specs/2.4.x/open-api3-2.4.x.json` around line 17682), but this example passes a single enum value. The Android Java example therefore does not match the request shape; the corresponding Kotlin example has the same scalar argument.

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For each issue above, determine whether it is valid and should be fixed. If so, fix it directly.

📂 Walkthrough · 2

File	Change
examples/2.4.x/**	Adds generated API usage examples across supported SDKs and platforms.
specs/2.4.x/open-api3-2.4.x.json	Adds the OpenAPI 3 specification for API version 2.4.x.

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🔵 Tier A · See the inline comments. Summary

[hansi-codes]

Import java.util.List in the Java example

This snippet uses List.of() but its imports omit java.util.List (and other Java examples also use Map without importing it). Copying the example into a Java source file as written fails to compile with an unresolved List symbol.

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Path: examples/2.4.x/client-android/java/account/list-consents.md
Line: 15

Comment:
**Import `java.util.List` in the Java example**

This snippet uses `List.of()` but its imports omit `java.util.List` (and other Java examples also use `Map` without importing it). Copying the example into a Java source file as written fails to compile with an unresolved `List` symbol.

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For each issue above, determine whether it is valid and should be fixed. If so, fix it directly.

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[hansi-codes]

Pass screenshot permissions as a list

The OpenAPI parameter permissions is an array of BrowserPermission values (see specs/2.4.x/open-api3-2.4.x.json around line 17682), but this example passes a single enum value. The Android Java example therefore does not match the request shape; the corresponding Kotlin example has the same scalar argument.

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This is a comment left during a code review.
Path: examples/2.4.x/client-android/java/avatars/get-screenshot.md
Line: 35

Comment:
**Pass screenshot permissions as a list**

The OpenAPI parameter `permissions` is an array of `BrowserPermission` values (see `specs/2.4.x/open-api3-2.4.x.json` around line 17682), but this example passes a single enum value. The Android Java example therefore does not match the request shape; the corresponding Kotlin example has the same scalar argument.

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For each issue above, determine whether it is valid and should be fixed. If so, fix it directly.

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