json-schema-to-grammar: fix order of props in C++, support non-string const/enum#6232
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…l-org#6232) * json: ordered json in server/schema converter to respect orig order * json: ws nits * json: support non-string const / enums
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Tiny follow-ups to #5978.
Had to switch server to
using json = nlohmann::ordered_json, which should otherwise be inconsequential.(respecting the schema's order is important as it allows "output engineering", e.g. ask the structured output to start with the model's "thoughts" before giving its answer)