[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 delivers an automated update to the generated services and models for the capital service. The core changes involve a significant restructuring of counterparty-related models, including renaming and introducing new types to better categorize counterparties within different contexts. Additionally, the Grant and GrantInfo models have been refined to align with these new counterparty structures and to remove an amount property. The Status enum has also been simplified by removing certain states, reflecting an updated business logic or API specification. These modifications ensure the codebase remains synchronized with the latest OpenAPI definitions.

Highlights

• Model Renaming and Introduction: The Counterparty model has been renamed to GrantCounterparty, and a new GrantInfoCounterparty model has been introduced to differentiate counterparty types within the capital service.
• Model Refactoring: The Grant and GrantInfo models have been refactored to remove the amount property and now utilize the newly defined GrantCounterparty and GrantInfoCounterparty types, respectively.
• Status Enum Simplification: The Status enum has been updated to remove the Underwriting and Assessed states, streamlining the possible grant statuses.
• Documentation Clarity: Descriptions for currency and value properties in the Amount model have been enhanced for better clarity.

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Code Review

This pull request contains automated updates to the capital service models. Key changes include renaming the Counterparty model to GrantCounterparty, introducing a new GrantInfoCounterparty model, and removing the amount property from Grant and GrantInfo models. Additionally, the Status enum has been updated to remove Underwriting and Assessed values. These changes are consistent across the affected files, including imports, exports, and type mappings, indicating a successful synchronization with an updated OpenAPI specification.