fix(client): Fix typescript issue in the Attachment model

[usualdesigner]

Fixes

Motivation
This PR addresses an inconsistency in the TypeScript type definition for the Attachment model that prevents proper use of TypeScript with the library.

Issue
The Attachment model's TypeScript type definition does not match the expected data structure for the SendGrid API. Specifically, the contentId field should be content_id to align with the API requirements. This discrepancy does not impact JavaScript users but hinders TypeScript usage by causing type errors.

Solution
I store attachment details in the appropriate class with the toJSON method to ensure the content_id field is correctly included in the API request payload.

Also, I added tests to confirm the content_id field is correctly handled and included in the API request payload.

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[Hainesy]

I've just hit this issue... what needs to happen to get this PR reivewed?

[usualdesigner]

I do not know. @thinkingserious can yo suggest?

[sbansla]

Review in progress.

[sbansla]

As per sendgrid open api specification, it is content_id

[usualdesigner]

ThecontentId property is used internally in the Attachment class. You are correct that the API expects the content_id property, and that is exactly what we send. The toJSON method of the Mail class handles this conversion, transforming the internal camelCase structure into the snake_case format expected by the API.

[usualdesigner]

@sbansla could you take a look, please?