added models and rpc calls for notification service

[pranjal-astuto]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced new enums for notification types and entities to enhance ticket notification handling.
  • Added classes for ticket notification requests and responses to streamline notification processes.
  • Implemented a new service handler for sending ticket notifications via an API.

• Bug Fixes

  • Updated existing classes to include optional fields for improved notification attributes.

• Documentation

  • Enhanced module interface by updating the public API to include the new notification service handler.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce new classes and enumerations to enhance the notification system for ticket events in the onelens_backend_client_v2/models.py file. Key additions include NotificationEntityType, NotificationType, TicketNotificationRequest, and TicketNotificationResponse. A new class, NotificationServiceRpcHandler, is added in notification_service_rpc_handler.py, which provides an API for sending notifications. The __init__.py file is updated to include this new handler in the module's public API.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
onelens_backend_client_v2/models.py	- Added enums: NotificationEntityType, NotificationType - Added classes: TicketNotificationRequest, TicketNotificationResponse - Updated existing classes to include optional fields for notifications.
onelens_backend_client_v2/rpc/__init__.py	- Added NotificationServiceRpcHandler to __all__ list.
onelens_backend_client_v2/rpc/notification_service_rpc_handler.py	- Added class: NotificationServiceRpcHandler - Added method: send_ticket_notification - Added method: _send_ticket_notification_serialize.

Suggested reviewers

• kaushikkishore

Poem

In the meadow where tickets bloom,
Notifications dance, dispelling gloom.
New enums hop, and classes play,
Sending alerts in a joyful way.
With a twitch of my nose, I cheer with delight,
For changes so bright, they light up the night! 🐇✨

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