Fix 'initalized' typo: rename to 'initialized' with deprecated alias - #961
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Rename the public 'initalized' property on OpenAPIBackend to 'initialized' and fix related comment/doc typos. A deprecated 'initalized' getter is kept so existing code reading the misspelled property keeps working. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ljd151MbkKqfwUGnFReNy5
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Summary
Fixes the long-standing misspelling of the public
initalizedproperty onOpenAPIBackend.initalized→initialized, updating all internal reads/writes (init(),handleRequest(),registerHandler(),registerSecurityHandler())initalizedgetter that returnsthis.initialized, marked@deprecatedso existing consumers reading the old name keep working (and get an editor deprecation hint)Backwards compatibility
Reads of
api.initalizedare fully backwards compatible via the deprecated alias getter. Note that external code assigning toapi.initalizedwould break, since the alias is a getter with no setter — internal code never did this outside ofinit().Testing
initializedinitalizedalias reportsfalsebeforeinit()andtrueaftertsc --noEmit,eslint, and the full backend test suite (51 tests) passGenerated by Claude Code