[Docs] Document OpenCode Go model limits - #51
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No CodeRabbit review comments were present on this paired docs PR, and the existing provider guide remains accurate for the dynamic catalog and curated-limit behavior. No docs source change was needed. The branch remains rebased on current |
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What changed
Added an OpenCode Go provider guide covering API-key setup, dynamic model discovery, and Zoo Code's model-limit fallback behavior. The provider is also registered in the documentation navigation.
Why this change was made
Zoo Code maintains explicit limits when OpenCode Go returns model IDs without metadata, and users need a provider-specific reference for that behavior as the service catalog changes.
Impact
Users can find OpenCode Go in the provider docs and understand why context limits remain accurate even when the upstream model-list response omits them.
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