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.avdlfile with a deliberate typo.@namespace("integrationtest") protocol WeatherService { record GetForecastRequest { // NOTE: missing semicolon string city int days_required; } enum Weather { SUNNY, CLOUDY, RAINY } record GetForecastResponse { string last_updated; array<Weather> daily_forecasts; } void