Pin synapse-api to main (2.4.1) and support peripheral_id in impedance queries#183
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Summary
synapse-apisubmodule to the current head of main (cacec78), which addsperipheral_id(uint32, field 2) toImpedanceQueryand bumps the API version to 2.4.1synapse/_api_version.pyto 2.4.1 (generated from the submodule's VERSION file)peripheral_identry to the exampletest_query.jsonSince the Python bindings are generated from the submodule at build time and the CLI parses query JSON directly into the proto, a
"peripheral_id"entry in a query file flows throughsynapsectl queryautomatically once the submodule is repinned.Test plan
pytestpasses (24 tests)peripheral_idfrom query JSON