[Webhooks] Code generation: update services and models

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OpenAPI spec files or templates have been modified on 15-10-2025 by commit.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request contains an automated update to the generated Go API client for Adyen's webhook services. It incorporates the latest changes from the OpenAPI specification, introducing new models and fields across various domains such as webhooks, balance platform, management, dispute, negative balance warning, report, tokenization, and transfer services. The update also includes general code formatting improvements for better maintainability.

Highlights

• Expanded Webhook Support: New webhook models and services have been introduced for Configuration and Tokenization, expanding the API's event notification capabilities.
• Relayed Authentication Request Enhancements: The RelayedAuthenticationRequest model in acswebhook has been enhanced with new fields like environment, threeDSRequestorAppURL, timestamp, and type to provide more context for authentication requests.
• Card Model Updates: The Card model in configurationwebhook and IssuedCard model in transactionwebhook and transferwebhook now include a usage field and threeDSecure details respectively, offering more granular control and information for card-related events.
• Enhanced Party Identification: The PartyIdentification model in transferwebhook has been updated to include email and url fields, allowing for more comprehensive contact details for counterparties in transfer events.
• Improved Transfer Data Timestamps and Scheduling: The TransferData model in transferwebhook has been refined with createdAt, updatedAt, and executionDate fields, providing more precise timestamping and scheduling information for transfers. The older creationDate field has been deprecated.
• Code Formatting and Readability Improvements: Numerous minor formatting adjustments, including import reordering, spacing corrections, and comment updates, have been applied across various files to ensure code consistency and clarity.

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Code Review

This pull request, generated from an OpenAPI spec update, introduces several new models and fields, particularly for webhooks in configurationwebhook and tokenizationwebhook. The changes also include updates to existing models, such as adding new fields and deprecating old ones, which aligns with an API version bump. However, there are numerous formatting inconsistencies introduced across the codebase that deviate from standard Go style (gofmt). To improve code quality and maintainability, it's recommended to ensure the code generation process produces gofmt-compliant code, or to run gofmt on the generated files before committing.