feat: support endpoint-specific request headers#61
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- Add `headers` field to `RequestOptions` for endpoint-specific headers. - Pass headers through `makeRequest` and API classes. - Ensure multipart requests merge custom headers with Content-Type. - Add `x-cw-usertype: member` header for member token creation endpoint. - Update tests to verify header forwarding and binary response types.
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Adds support for endpoint-specific request headers in generated Manage API requests, including the required x-cw-usertype: member header for member token creation.
Why
ConnectWise Manage requires endpoint-specific headers for certain operations, such as creating member tokens. Without forwarding custom headers through the request pipeline, generated API methods could not satisfy those endpoint requirements. This change enables those headers while preserving existing request behavior.