Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format follows Keep a Changelog, and this project uses Semantic Versioning.

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Added %Nadia.Client{} for explicit bot configuration, including default and named application-config constructors.
Added token-redacted inspect output for %Nadia.Client{}.
Added client-aware public Telegram wrapper arities, such as Nadia.send_message(client, chat_id, text, options), while preserving legacy single-bot arities.
Added client-aware Nadia.API.request/4, Nadia.API.request?/4, and Nadia.API.build_file_url/2.
Added a Nadia-owned HTTP boundary with normalized request/response structs and configurable HTTP adapters.
Added default-off :telegram_live smoke tests for two explicit bot clients.

Raised the minimum supported Elixir version to 1.20 and aligned CI/release workflows with Elixir 1.20 on current Erlang/OTP releases.
Promoted Req to Nadia's production HTTP transport for both Telegram Bot API and Telegraph API requests.
Decode Telegram Bot API and Telegraph API responses without creating atoms from remote JSON keys; unknown response fields remain ignored until Nadia explicitly models them.
Replaced Bot API and Telegraph cassette coverage with deterministic offline request/response tests.
Normalized Telegraph transport errors and malformed JSON responses into Nadia.Graph.Model.Error.

Removed HTTPoison, hackney, ExVCR, and hackney-specific SOCKS proxy configuration.

Raised the minimum supported Elixir version to 1.15.
Refreshed runtime dependencies for modern Elixir and Erlang/OTP releases: httpoison 2.3, jason 1.4, and the current compatible Hackney dependency graph.
Updated CI to verify formatting, compilation with warnings as errors, tests, and documentation generation on modern Elixir/OTP versions.

Removed the legacy inch_ex documentation check in favor of ExDoc generation with warnings treated as errors.