Feature/int 1626 - Python review/endpoints update#208
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This pull request introduces several major enhancements and new features to the issuing and disputes modules, as well as expands the API client surface for cards, controls, and simulated transactions. The changes include the addition of new request and response models, new client methods for dispute and card management, and extended support for control groups and profiles.
Issuing Cards and Card Management Enhancements:
IssuingClient. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]Disputes and Evidence Handling:
IssuingClientfor dispute lifecycle management. [1] [2]Controls, Control Groups, and Profiles:
MID_LIMIT,FailIfType), added support for MID-based limits, and introduced models and client methods for control groups and control profiles, enabling more granular and grouped control management. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]Testing and Simulation Improvements:
IssuingClientwith methods to simulate these scenarios. [1] [2] [3]API Client Surface Expansion:
API Schemas review:
These changes significantly enhance the flexibility and capability of the SDK for managing cards, disputes, and controls, and provide improved support for testing and simulation scenarios.