The operational details are useful, especially separating transport behavior from application semantics. One thing I would make explicit in the client contract is that a 202 with an empty body acknowledges receipt of a notification, not completion of any downstream work; clients need a later read or another receipt if they care about persistence. For batches, documenting whether one invalid member rejects the whole batch or only that member would also help interoperable clients.
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The operational details are useful, especially separating transport behavior from application semantics.
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