Generate an OpenAPI 3.1 YAML spec from these endpoints.
MY API: {one_line_purpose}
BASE URL: {url}
AUTH: {none / bearer / api-key / oauth}
ENDPOINTS:
```
{list_endpoints_with_method_path_and_short_description}
```
INCLUDE:
- Top-level `info` with title, version, description
- `servers` array
- A `components.securitySchemes` block matching the auth
- For each endpoint: parameters, request bodies, responses for 200, 4xx, 5xx, plus example payloads
- A `components.schemas` block — reuse types, don't inline duplicates
- `tags` for grouping in Swagger UI
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