[Schema Inaccuracy] scim-enterprise-user examples use "User" (capital U) but user-role schema enum only defines "user" (lowercase)

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Schema Inaccuracy

The scim-enterprise-user and scim-enterprise-user-list examples both have roles[].value set to "User" (capital U), but the user-role schema defines value as an enum whose only user-role entry is "user" (all lowercase).

Identified at schema commit ef4e98d.

Affected examples:

#/components/examples/scim-enterprise-user/value
#/components/examples/scim-enterprise-user-list/value

Expected

The roles[].value field in both examples should use "user" (lowercase) to match the enum values defined in #/components/schemas/user-role/items/properties/value.

Reproduction Steps

The schema defines the enum as:

# /components/schemas/user-role/items/properties/value
enum:
  - user
  - guest_collaborator
  - enterprise_owner
  - billing_manager
  - ...

But both examples contain:

"roles": [{ "value": "User", "primary": false }]

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