Mistral TypeScript SDK v3.0.0 removes Runs API and changes security error types
Mistral AI released client-ts v3.0.0, a breaking update to its TypeScript SDK. The stable API surface drops six items including Runs, Runs.getRun, Runs.getRunHistory, Runs.listRuns, SecurityErrorCode, and dlv. SecurityError.code is now required, and twelve type signatures changed, including Workflows.runs becoming WorkflowsRuns and several encoding helpers switching to a CharEncoding type.
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