kip-890 definitions

A bunch of version bumps to indicate TransactionAbortable is supported
as an error return.

generate/definitions/00_produce

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 // Note that the special client ID "__admin_client" will allow you to produce
 // records to internal topics. This is generally recommended if you want to
 // break your Kafka cluster.
-ProduceRequest => key 0, max version 10, flexible v9+
+ProduceRequest => key 0, max version 11, flexible v9+
   // TransactionID is the transaction ID to use for this request, allowing for
   // exactly once semantics.
   TransactionID: nullable-string // v3+

generate/definitions/10_find_coordinator

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 // This coordinator is different from the broker leader coordinator. This
 // coordinator is the partition leader for the partition that is storing
 // the group or transaction ID.
-FindCoordinatorRequest => key 10, max version 4, flexible v3+
+FindCoordinatorRequest => key 10, max version 5, flexible v3+
   // CoordinatorKey is the ID to use for finding the coordinator. For groups,
   // this is the group name, for transactional producer, this is the
   // transactional ID.

generate/definitions/22_init_producer_id

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 //
 // Note that you do not need to go to a txn coordinator if you are initializing
 // a producer id without a transactional id.
-InitProducerIDRequest => key 22, max version 4, flexible v2+, txn coordinator
+InitProducerIDRequest => key 22, max version 5, flexible v2+, txn coordinator
   // TransactionalID is the ID to use for transactions if using transactions.
   TransactionalID: nullable-string
   // TransactionTimeoutMillis is how long a transaction is allowed before

generate/definitions/24_add_partitions_to_txn

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@
 //
 // Version 4 adds VerifyOnly field to check if partitions are already in
 // transaction and adds support to batch multiple transactions.
-AddPartitionsToTxnRequest => key 24, max version 4, flexible v3+, txn coordinator
+AddPartitionsToTxnRequest => key 24, max version 5, flexible v3+, txn coordinator
   // TransactionalID is the transactional ID to use for this request.
   TransactionalID: string // v0-v3
   // ProducerID is the producer ID of the client for this transactional ID

generate/definitions/25_add_offsets_to_txn

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 // Internally, this request simply adds the __consumer_offsets topic as a
 // partition for this transaction with AddPartitionsToTxn for the partition
 // in that topic that contains the group.
-AddOffsetsToTxnRequest => key 25, max version 3, flexible v3+, txn coordinator
+AddOffsetsToTxnRequest => key 25, max version 4, flexible v3+, txn coordinator
   // TransactionalID is the transactional ID to use for this request.
   TransactionalID: string
   // ProducerID is the producer ID of the client for this transactional ID

generate/definitions/26_end_txn

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 // EndTxnRequest ends a transaction. This should be called after
 // TxnOffsetCommitRequest.
-EndTxnRequest => key 26, max version 3, flexible v3+, txn coordinator
+EndTxnRequest => key 26, max version 4, flexible v3+, txn coordinator
   // TransactionalID is the transactional ID to use for this request.
   TransactionalID: string
   // ProducerID is the producer ID of the client for this transactional ID

generate/definitions/28_txn_offset_commit

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 // TxnOffsetCommitRequest sends offsets that are a part of this transaction
 // to be committed once the transaction itself finishes. This effectively
 // replaces OffsetCommitRequest for when using transactions.
-TxnOffsetCommitRequest => key 28, max version 3, flexible v3+, group coordinator
+TxnOffsetCommitRequest => key 28, max version 4, flexible v3+, group coordinator
   // TransactionalID is the transactional ID to use for this request.
   TransactionalID: string
   // Group is the group consumed in this transaction and to be used for