fix: sources/base.py documentation to properly reflect allowed write_strategy arguments

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This PR fixes Source.read()'s documentation to correctly specify the allowed arguments for its write_strategy parameter (merge instead of upsert which is not a valid WriteStragegy enum value)

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• Documentation
  • Updated documentation for the read method to clarify valid write_strategy options
  • Replaced "upsert" with "merge" in parameter descriptions and strategy enumeration

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The pull request introduces a documentation update for the read method in the Source class within the airbyte/sources/base.py file. The change specifically modifies the description of the write_strategy parameter, replacing "upsert" with "merge" in both the method documentation and the WriteStrategy enumeration. This update ensures the documentation accurately reflects the current implementation without altering the method's underlying functionality.

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File	Change Summary
airbyte/sources/base.py	Updated method documentation for read() method, changing write_strategy valid options from "upsert" to "merge"

The change appears to be a documentation refinement, synchronizing the method's description with its actual implementation. The valid write strategy options are now explicitly listed as "append", "merge", "replace", or "auto".

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airbyte/sources/base.py (1)

621-622: LGTM! Documentation update looks accurate.

The docstring now correctly reflects the valid options for the write_strategy parameter, replacing "upsert" with "merge" to match the actual WriteStrategy enumeration values. This improves clarity for users of the library.

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