Code generation: update services and models

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OpenAPI spec files or templates have been modified on 04-12-2025 by commit.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request delivers an automated update to the generated Java client for Adyen's ACS Webhooks, Balance Control, and Balance Platform APIs. The primary goal is to synchronize the client code with the latest API specifications, ensuring all models and services reflect the most current definitions. A significant improvement includes refined handling of polymorphic types in bank account identification, which strengthens data parsing capabilities. Additionally, the update brings general code formatting and Javadoc improvements across the codebase.

Highlights

• Code Generation Update: This pull request incorporates the latest changes from the OpenAPI specification files and templates, ensuring the generated code is up-to-date with the most recent API definitions for ACS Webhooks, Balance Control, and Balance Platform services.
• Improved Polymorphic Deserialization: The deserialization logic for BankAccountAccountIdentification within the Balance Platform API has been enhanced to correctly handle polymorphic types, allowing for more robust parsing of various local bank account identification schemas based on their type field.
• Code Formatting and Javadoc Enhancements: Numerous files across all updated services have received minor formatting adjustments, including reordering of import statements, whitespace normalization, and updates to Javadoc comments for improved readability and consistency.

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Code Review

This pull request contains auto-generated code updates, primarily consisting of formatting changes, Javadoc updates, and reordering of imports across numerous model and service files. The changes appear to be the result of running a code generation tool with updated templates. I have reviewed the diffs and found no functional changes or issues. The code modifications are benign and improve code style consistency.