docs(market): fix Java getRankList example to use RankListOptions - #1250
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The Java example called getRankList("hot_all-us", false), but the Java
API takes a RankListOptions object (key, needArticle), not positional
args. Updated the example in all three languages (en / zh-CN / zh-HK).
Reported in #1249.
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Fixes #1249.
The Java example for the rank-list (人气排行榜) API called
ctx.getRankList("hot_all-us", false)with positional args, but the Java API takes aRankListOptionsobject:Updated the Java example in all three languages (en / zh-CN / zh-HK). The Rust / Python / Node.js / C++ examples in the same page were already correct.
The accompanying runtime crash (
JNI call failed) is fixed separately in longbridge/openapi#587.