Fixed the problem where #mail module method was not fired #14
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…it didn't append sendgrid headers
…mail method completely hides the module method
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Because the instance method ActionMailer::Base#mail takes precedence over SendGrid::ClassMethods#mail method, the module method was never run.
To fix this, I override #mail in the class_eval when module is included, moving the mail method from ClassMethods directly in here and adding at the end #send_grid_old_mail method call, which is just an alias for ActionMailer::Base#mail method.