Fix: deserialize ignores new fields #12
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This introduces a modification to the deserialization logic within the Python client to gracefully handle unexpected fields in the API responses. As we've observed the current implementation raises a TypeError when it encounters any unexpected keyword arguments during the initialization of response objects.
This approach leverages the class's annotations attribute, which contains a dictionary of expected fields based on type annotations. We can filter for fields that match the annotations.
I have also included a test in
tests/test_shared_responses.py
to ensure that it functions as expected.