[amafjarkasi]

Cleanup. cloudflare.json, cloudflare2.json, cloudflare3.json, datadog.json, and sentry.json were 14-byte 404: Not Found error bodies — failed OpenAPI spec downloads that got committed to the repo root by accident (likely a specforge fetch that 404'd and saved the error response).

Unreferenced anywhere in source/docs/tests. Safe deletion.

The other JSON files in the tree are all legitimate: assets/ (IR schema + marketplace indexes), fixtures/external/ (real test specs), generated SDK specforge-version.json/package.json, docs-site config, and the VS Code extension. The docs-site/.docusaurus/ cache JSON is gitignored (not tracked).

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PR Summary by Qodo

Remove accidentally committed 404 JSON error bodies from repo root

✨ Enhancement 🕐 Less than 5 minutes

AI Description

• Delete five root-level JSON files that only contained 404: Not Found error bodies.
• Remove unreferenced, accidental artifacts likely produced by a failed OpenAPI/spec fetch.
• Reduce repo clutter and prevent confusion with legitimate JSON assets elsewhere.

High-Level Assessment

Deleting these unreferenced, invalid JSON artifacts is the correct approach; alternatives (e.g., moving them to fixtures or keeping for debugging) would only add noise since the contents are just a 404 error body.

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