Fix snake_case to camelCase deserialization in API responses

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API response properties like access_token were not being mapped to their camelCase TypeScript equivalents (accessToken), causing all response fields to be undefined.

Root Cause

The request() method used body?.constructor?.name for deserialization type inference, which returns "Object" for JSON responses instead of the expected model type name (e.g., "GenerateToken200Response"). This bypassed the ObjectSerializer's snake_case→camelCase mapping.

Changes

• Added optional responseTypeName parameter to request() method signature
• Updated deserialization to use explicit type name: ObjectSerializer.deserialize(body, responseTypeName || body?.constructor?.name)
• Passed response type names to all 151 API method calls

Example

// Before: deserialization fails, accessToken is undefined
const { body } = await api.generateToken(auth, request);
console.log(body.accessToken); // undefined ❌

// After: proper mapping from access_token → accessToken
return this.request<GenerateToken200Response>(
  "POST",
  "/auth/oauth2/v2/token",
  authorization,
  generateTokenRequest,
  {},
  options,
  "GenerateToken200Response" // explicit type for deserialization
);

const { body } = await api.generateToken(auth, request);
console.log(body.accessToken); // "eyJhbGc..." ✅

Warning

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• onelogininc.onelogin.com
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Original prompt

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This section details on the original issue you should resolve

<issue_title>Attribute mapping not working</issue_title>
<issue_description>Hello Team,

When testing the sdk, I followed the steps to clone, build and use the sdk locally. However, when I make the first call to generate the accessToken, the request works just fine. However, body.accessToken returns an undefined, as the mapping from snake_case to camelCase is not handled well

it('generates an access token', async () => {
        const authorization = `client_id:${config.clientId}, client_secret:${config.clientSecret}`;
        const generateTokenRequest = new GenerateTokenRequest();
        generateTokenRequest.grantType = GenerateTokenRequest.GrantTypeEnum.ClientCredentials;

        const { body } = await onelogin.generateToken(authorization, generateTokenRequest);

        expect(body.accessToken).toBeDefined();
    });

I'm using the version v3 of the sdk</issue_description>

Comments on the Issue (you are @copilot in this section)

• Fixes Attribute mapping not working #35

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