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Fixes #36339 --- The `openrouter` SDK v0.8.0 renamed `x_title` to `x_open_router_title`, breaking `ChatOpenRouter` instantiation with the default `app_title`. Rather than chasing SDK parameter renames across versions, all three attribution headers are now injected via httpx `default_headers` — version-agnostic and consistent with how `app_categories` was already handled. ## Changes - Pass `HTTP-Referer`, `X-Title`, and `X-OpenRouter-Categories` as httpx client default headers in `_build_client` instead of SDK constructor kwargs (`http_referer`, `x_title`), making the integration compatible across `openrouter>=0.7.11,<1.0.0` - Move `_build_client()` inside the `try/except ImportError` in `validate_environment` so a version-mismatch `ImportError` from `openrouter.utils` gets the friendly install message instead of a raw traceback - Add `warnings.warn` in `_wrap_messages_for_sdk` for two previously silent fallbacks: failed `openrouter.components` import (file blocks sent as raw dicts) and unknown message roles passed through to the API - Clarify `max_retries` docstring to explain the ~150s-per-unit backoff mapping; drop stale `(v0.6.0)` version reference in `_wrap_messages_for_sdk`
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