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• Problem: Spring Data JPA's query renderers (JpqlQueryRenderer, EqlQueryRenderer, HqlQueryRenderer) re-emitted certain grammar elements differently from the original input during the parse → AST → render round-trip. I opened #4272 reproducing 3 defects in JPQL/EQL, and the maintainer's follow-up ("please also review the HQL renderer") surfaced a 4th defect in HQL.
• Fix: Corrected the affected visit*() implementations in each renderer without changing the ANTLR grammar definitions — the fix lives entirely in the visitor layer.
• Scope: All three renderers — JPQL, EQL, HQL — via visitor-implementation changes only.
• Tests: Added round-trip regression tests covering all four defects so future grammar/visitor changes are caught immediately.
• Outcome: Merged via #4273 and backported to the maintenance branches.

• Problem: Spring AI inlined parameter schemas under properties.<param>, but their generated $refs still pointed to root-level $defs. For recursive parameter types, this produced an unresolvable $ref in the tool input schema.
• Fix: Hoist each parameter schema's $defs up to the wrapper schema root before inlining. Reuse structurally equal definitions, rename simple-name collisions, and rewrite peer $refs inside the hoisted schema.
• Scope: Applied symmetrically to both JsonSchemaGenerator (spring-ai-model) and McpJsonSchemaGenerator (mcp/mcp-annotations).
• Tests: Added regression coverage for transitive recursive parameter schemas, duplicate equal definitions, and colliding simple-name definitions with ref rewrites.

• Problem: StreamFrameFlowBuilder.emitToolCallDelta() treated every chunk with a non-null tool-call id as a new tool call. For OpenAI-compatible providers that repeat the same id on every streaming chunk, this fragmented one logical tool call into multiple premature ToolCallComplete frames.
• Fix: A new tool call now begins only when a present id or index differs from the pending call (mirroring the existing logic in emitReasoningDelta). Absent / blank ids still continue the pending call.
• Scope: The fix lives in the shared StreamFrameFlowBuilder, so it propagates across 9 streaming clients — OpenAI, OpenRouter, Mistral, Anthropic, DeepSeek, Ollama, Bedrock, Dashscope, Google.
• Tests: Added two regression tests covering "same id continuation" and "distinct id starts a new tool call".