Include New York Times Midi

[zachbogart]

• Add downloader for the NYT Midi: https://www.nytimes.com/crosswords/archive/midi

[clodpated]

✅ What's good

• Follows established patterns perfectly — the class is nearly identical in structure to NewYorkTimesMiniDownloader, which is exactly right. Same inheritance, same inherit_settings="nyt", same override pattern for url_from_date, matches_url, and find_latest.
• API endpoints are real and working — both the oracle (/v2/oracle/midi.json) and puzzle data (/v6/puzzle/midi/{date}.json) return valid data with the same JSON schema as daily/mini.
• All three access modes work — I tested --latest, --date, and direct URL parsing. All produce valid .puz files.
• Auth inheritance works — correctly reuses the parent NYT-S token via inherit_settings="nyt".
• No parse_xword override needed — the Midi data format is identical to daily, so the parent parser handles it fine (tested with a 9×11, 38-clue puzzle).

⚠️ One concern: the nytd command keyword
nytd could easily be misread as "NYT Daily" rather than "NYT Midi." The existing convention is:

nyt = daily
nytm = mini
nytv = variety
Since nytm is taken, nytd is a compromise — but it's confusing. Something like nytmid or midi would be clearer

Also for future PRs the PR description here was insufficient and required me to do a lot of inferring, when contributing to public repos a complete PR body would be appreciated.

Suggesting approval once nytd is changed to nytmid.

[zachbogart]

I can understand the confusion in keyword choice. nytd was chosen because it follows a similar convention in the rest of the project to use keywords with common prefixes and minimal letters. To this point:

• nytmid would work, but it is much longer than other keywords.
• midi on its own does not specify the origin

I went with nytd because it seems to follow the other keyword progressions, but it is true that it could be confusing when paired with the other options. I went with "nyt" as a prefix, then since "m" was used, went with "d" for the "d" in "midi".

It's a challenge to balance. There could be a future discussion into more descriptive keywords across the tool, but I think nytd works well.

[clodpated]

That's fair it's a hard thing to truncate well. Recommend approve.