[capital] Code generation: update services and models

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This PR contains the automated changes for the capital service.

The commit history of this PR reflects the adyen-openapi commits that have been applied.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request contains automated updates to the capital service's models, primarily focusing on the Grant and GrantInfo entities. Key changes include the removal of redundant amount fields, the renaming and specialization of counterparty-related models to better reflect their context within grants, and adjustments to the available grant status codes. These changes aim to refine the API's data structures and documentation for improved accuracy and consistency.

Highlights

• Model Refinement: The Grant and GrantInfo models have been updated to remove the amount field, streamlining their structure.
• Counterparty Model Renaming and Specialization: The generic Counterparty model has been renamed to GrantCounterparty and a new specialized model, GrantInfoCounterparty, has been introduced. The Grant model now uses GrantCounterparty, and GrantInfo uses GrantInfoCounterparty.
• Status Code Updates: The Status model's CodeEnum has been revised, removing 'Underwriting' and 'Assessed' as possible grant status values.
• Javadoc Clarifications: Javadoc comments in the Amount model have been improved for clarity regarding currency and value fields.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the capital service models, primarily focusing on refactoring the Amount and Counterparty entities. The Amount model's Javadoc has been clarified for better understanding. The Counterparty model has been renamed to GrantCounterparty, and a new GrantInfoCounterparty model has been introduced, likely to provide more specific counterparty details for grant information. The Grant and GrantInfo models have been adjusted to reflect these changes, including the removal of direct Amount fields and the adoption of the new counterparty types. Additionally, the Status model has been updated to remove Underwriting and Assessed from its CodeEnum, streamlining the possible grant statuses. All changes appear to be consistent with an API update and are implemented correctly, maintaining code quality and clarity.

[jeandersonbc]

Since one class was renamed, tests must be updated