fix: modified curl commands for X-5 UAT

[raskolnikoff]

This pull request updates the docs/uat/X5_Evidence_Attachment_UAT_Runbook.md to reflect changes in the API request and response structure for UAT scenarios. The main focus is on adding the request_id field to all request examples and updating the expected response fields and comparison logic to use the new structure.

API Request Updates:

• Added the "request_id" field to all example request payloads to demonstrate its required presence in API calls. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]

API Response & Verification Updates:

• Updated the verification checklist to expect a timestamp field (server-generated execution timestamp) instead of executed_at, and clarified the presence of request_id and result.
• Modified the comparison instructions to exclude trace_id, timestamp, and execution_time_ms from diff checks, instead of the previous request_id and executed_at.

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Pull request overview

Updates the X-5 manual UAT runbook to reflect the updated invoke API shape by including request_id in example requests and aligning the verification/comparison steps with the new response fields.

Changes:

• Add request_id to all curl request payload examples.
• Update verification expectations to use timestamp (instead of executed_at).
• Update determinism diff instructions to ignore volatile response fields.

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In the determinism comparison, the two requests use different request_id values (req-005 vs req-006), and the response contract indicates request_id mirrors the request. As written, diff c1.json c2.json will almost certainly show a difference purely due to request_id. Update the jq filters to also remove request_id (and any other per-request identifiers present in the response) so the comparison actually validates deterministic output.

Suggested change

	jq 'del(.trace_id, .timestamp, .execution_time_ms)' r1.json > c1.json
	jq 'del(.trace_id, .timestamp, .execution_time_ms)' r2.json > c2.json
	jq 'del(.trace_id, .timestamp, .execution_time_ms, .request_id, .session_id)' r1.json > c1.json
	jq 'del(.trace_id, .timestamp, .execution_time_ms, .request_id, .session_id)' r2.json > c2.json