Fix response typing in OpenAPI schema for GlobalConcurrencyLimitResponse

[desertaxle]

The generated client for the v2 UI has been showing id, created, updated as optional for a response from the API, even though they should always be present. I tracked this down to the response models inheriting from ORMBaseModel, which has default factories for these three fields. The default factories will cause these fields to appear optional in the generated OpenAPI schema.

This PR introduces a ResponseBaseModel with id, created, and updated as required attributes and uses this new model to update GlobalConcurrencyLimitResponse as a test. The generated code now reflects the expected typing.

I started with one model to ensure that we like this pattern. If we do, I can update other response models in followup PRs.

[codspeed-hq]

CodSpeed Performance Report

Merging #16297 will not alter performance

_{Comparing fix-server-response-typing (44d3b68) with main (612106c)}

Summary

✅ 3 untouched benchmarks

[zzstoatzz]

lgtm!

[zzstoatzz]

lgtm!

actually I just remembered, @desertaxle what would be the difference between IDBaseModel and ObjectBaseModel and this?

would it just be roughly the same model but for responses instead?

[desertaxle]

actually I just remembered, @desertaxle what would be the difference between IDBaseModel and ObjectBaseModel and this?

would it just be roughly the same model but for responses instead?

Yes, ResponseBaseModel would be a server-side only model that doesn't include any default_factory values to ensure the OpenAPI schema generates with id, created, and updated as required instead of optional.

[zzstoatzz]

actually I just remembered, @desertaxle what would be the difference between IDBaseModel and ObjectBaseModel and this?
would it just be roughly the same model but for responses instead?

Yes, ResponseBaseModel would be a server-side only model that doesn't include any default_factory values to ensure the OpenAPI schema generates with id, created, and updated as required instead of optional.

cool sounds good!