Documentation Bug: Incorrect Python example for interactions.delete() in the Interactions API documentation

Gemini API
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The Interactions API docs include the following Python example for deleting an interaction (via the Python GenAI SDK)

```

from google import genai

client = genai.Client()

interaction = client.interactions.delete(
    id="v1_ChdPU0F4YWFtNkFwS2kxZThQZ05lbXdROBIXT1NBeGFhbTZBcEtpMWU4UGdOZW13UTg"
)
print(interaction.status)  # ❌ Incorrect — delete() returns {}

However, according to the API spec, a successful DELETE /v1beta/interactions/{id} returns an empty response ({}) and does not return an Interaction object .

Thus, the documented code incorrectly assumes the return has a .status field, which leads to a Python runtime error.

When calling the Python SDK:

```

interaction = client.interactions.delete(id="...")
print(interaction.status)

This produces an error such as:

AttributeError: 'dict' object has no attribute 'status'

because client.interactions.delete() returns a plain dict (i.e., {}), not an object with attributes.