Keep one response entry in the export ledger

Two commits classified the OpenResponses family within minutes of
each other — f1c0d99 and 619260d — and the second rebased cleanly
onto the first, so the ledger carried the family twice and
`ExportInventory`'s coverage test went red on main.

The entries agreed on the answer, so this drops the later one and
keeps f1c0d99's. Both said the same thing: the route reaches no
repo and no schema, so there is no record to give back, and the
classification is revisited the day a provider stands behind it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KnhfrafYx5ZGaMbzZEJQ2d

Co-Authored-By

Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Claude-Session

https://claude.ai/code/session_01KnhfrafYx5ZGaMbzZEJQ2d

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• modified lib/openagents/data_rights/export_inventory.ex

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      issue: nil,

      note: "The API's own route and extension inventory."

    },

    %{

      family: :response,

      api?: true,

      status: :not_user_data,

      mechanism: nil,

      proof: nil,

      issue: nil,

      # Classified the moment the route landed, which is the only time this

      # answer is cheap. `OpenAgentsWeb.ResponsesController` reaches no repo

      # and no schema: it answers every request with one acknowledged message

      # and writes nothing, so there is no record to give back. This entry

      # stops being true the day a provider stands behind the stub and a

      # response is persisted, and the classification is revisited then rather

      # than inherited (#252).

      note:

        "POST /api/v1/responses is a stub. It consults no model and records " <>

          "nothing, so it holds no record an account authors. Revisit this " <>

          "entry when a provider stands behind it and a response is stored."

    },

    %{

      family: :model,

      api?: true,