docs: clarify conditional query parameters

Author: radist2s

website/docs/query-client/getInfiniteQueryData.mdx

@@ -14,7 +14,8 @@ const data = api.<service>.<operation>.getInfiniteQueryData(parameters);
 ### Arguments
 
 1.  `parameters: { path, query, header, body } | InfiniteQueryKey | void`
-    - **Optional** parameters to retrieve the data from the cache.
+    - **Required only if OpenAPI specification defines required parameters** to retrieve the data from the cache.
+    - If the operation has no required parameters according to OpenAPI, you can omit this argument.
     - For operations generated with `--queryable-write-operations`, query parameters may also include `body`.
       In that mode, `body` is part of the infinite query key and cache identity.
     - Instead of an object with `{ path, query, header, body }`, you can pass a typed infinite query key from `getInfiniteQueryKey(...)`.

website/docs/query-client/getInfiniteQueryKey.mdx

@@ -15,7 +15,8 @@ const queryKey = api.<service>.<operation>.getInfiniteQueryKey(parameters);
 ### Arguments
 
 1. -  `parameters: { path, query, header, body } | void`
-      - **Optional**, OpenAPI request parameters for the query, strictly-typed ✨
+      - **Required only if OpenAPI specification defines required parameters**, strictly-typed ✨
+      - If the operation has no required parameters according to OpenAPI, you can omit this argument.
       - For operations generated with `--queryable-write-operations`, query parameters may also include `body`.
         In that mode, `body` is part of the infinite query key and cache identity.
       - The returned `InfiniteQueryKey` can be passed to query-client methods that accept typed infinite query key arrays.

website/docs/query-client/getQueryData.mdx

@@ -19,7 +19,8 @@ const data = api.<service>.<operation>.getQueryData(
 ## Arguments
 
 1.  `parameters: { path, query, header, body } | QueryKey | void`
-    - **Optional** parameters to retrieve the data from the _Query Cache_.
+    - **Required only if OpenAPI specification defines required parameters** to retrieve the data from the _Query Cache_.
+    - If the operation has no required parameters according to OpenAPI, you can omit this argument.
     - For operations generated with `--queryable-write-operations`, query parameters may also include `body`.
       In that mode, `body` is part of the query key and cache identity for query-client methods.
     - Instead of an object with `{ path, query, header, body }`, you can pass a typed `QueryKey` array.

website/docs/query-client/getQueryKey.mdx

@@ -17,7 +17,8 @@ const queryKey = api.<service>.<operation>.getQueryKey(parameters);
 ### Arguments
 
 1.  - `parameters: { path, query, header, body } | void`
-      - **Optional**, OpenAPI request parameters for the query, strictly-typed ✨
+      - **Required only if OpenAPI specification defines required parameters**, strictly-typed ✨
+      - If the operation has no required parameters according to OpenAPI, you can omit this argument.
       - For operations generated with `--queryable-write-operations`, query parameters may also include `body`.
         In that mode, `body` is part of the query key and cache identity for query-client methods.
       - The returned `QueryKey` can be passed to query-client methods that accept typed query key arrays.