feat: generated python-sdk

[jarinox]

• To reduce development work on the python sdk it will be generated using swagger-codegen
• This PR includes the generated sdk merged together with the old sdk where old classes and methods have been marked deprecated. This makes the new sdk available while still providing a copy of the old sdk.

[koebi]

Hey,

I played around with this for a bit, and out of the box, the following things are apparent:

• until I have a client, I need 3 (from my perspective unintuitive) calls
• I need to write my API key manually to a dict. typos here will lead to unclear errors.
• I need a DirectionsService to request DirectionsServiceApi. This is both unclearly named and unintuitive
• the return type of get_geo_json_route is an InlineResponse2003 which is unintuitively named and no valid json, though the name suggests that.
• The module exports around 200 different classes, which makes it very confusing and obfuscated

The current module has 1 client class, 1 method/class per endpoint and a bit of util, so ~20 in total. That makes it rather clear to see what I want to use.

With this, the client might get easier to maintain, but currently, it certainly doesn't get easier to use.
To get any information, I still have to go through any sort of route['features'][0]['properties']['summary']['duration'], but the way to route is harder.

Regarding the PR structure:

• Documentation is in this PR, although another for documentation exists?

[jarinox]

This PR contains the generated client and deprecation of the old client. The documentation contained in this PR is generated by swagger-codegen alongside the code.

The other PR contains vitepress configuration to host the generated docs.

[jarinox]

The generated client in fact requires more code to achieve the same things. This was one of the first things I noticed and discussed when experimenting with the codegen.

Beside less maintenance the generated classes allow cleaner code when performing complex requests as the parameters are not specified as map but rather defined as objects.