docs(api): populated gpus[] example with memory_bandwidth_gbps in /api/v1/system - #752
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Docs follow-up to the #747 fix (now in v1.1.3): the
/api/v1/systemexample still shows"gpus": [], so the per-GPU shape — including the newmemory_bandwidth_gbpsfield — isn't documented anywhere. This swaps in a populated example (Tesla T4) and adds the consumer note thatnullmeans unknown, never zero — the exact misreading that caused sympozium-ai/llmfit-dra#38.🤖 Generated with Claude Code