docs: Document Notification Payload Schema (#79)#92
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Adds NOTIFICATION_PAYLOAD_SCHEMA.md documenting the full structure, required/optional fields, validation rules, and JSON examples for all four notification channels (Discord, email, webhook, SMS). Closes Core-Foundry#79 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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NOTIFICATION_PAYLOAD_SCHEMA.mdas requested in #79.What's included
CreateScheduledNotificationInput— all required and optional fields with types, defaults, and constraintstargetRecipientformat per channeleventIdprevents duplicate deliveriesThe schema is derived directly from the existing TypeScript interfaces in
listener/src/types/scheduled-notification.tsand the REST API inlistener/src/api/events-server.ts, so it accurately reflects the implementation.Closes #79