feat: SDK update for version 26.1.0

[ChiragAgg5k]

This PR contains updates to the SDK for version 26.1.0.

What's Changed

• Added: Apps service for managing OAuth2 applications, keys, and installations
• Added: OAuth2 service with authorize, grant, device authorization, and consent flows
• Added: account OAuth2 consent methods list_consents, get_consent, delete_consent, and consent token methods
• Added: app installation management methods to Organization and Teams services
• Added: installation_access_token_duration parameter to project.update_o_auth2_server
• Added: token parameter to sites.get_deployment_download
• Added: oauth2.introspect and organization installation key scopes

[greptile-apps]

Greptile Summary

Updates the Ruby SDK to version 26.1.0.

• Adds Apps and OAuth2 services, models, documentation, and public requires.
• Adds account consent and organization/team installation APIs.
• Expands dedicated database and TablesDB capabilities.
• Updates project OAuth2 settings, deployment downloads, enums, models, and release metadata.
• Updates pinned publishing workflow actions.

Confidence Score: 5/5

The PR appears safe to merge based on this follow-up review.

No new blocking failure eligible for this follow-up remains.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
lib/appwrite/models/database.rb	Corrects the failover status constant reference identified in the previous review.
lib/appwrite/services/backups.rb	Updates restoration request parameters and documentation; the previously reported compatibility concern remains unchanged and is not repeated in this follow-up.
lib/appwrite/models/database_status_volume.rb	Adds the database status volume model; the previously reported field-naming concern remains unchanged and is not repeated in this follow-up.
lib/appwrite/services/apps.rb	Introduces the Apps service for application, credential, scope, and installation management.
lib/appwrite/services/oauth2.rb	Introduces OAuth2 authorization, grant, token, consent, project, and organization operations.
lib/appwrite/services/tables_db.rb	Adds database status, replica, specification, and failover operations.
lib/appwrite.rb	Exposes the newly generated services and models through the package entry point.

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[greptile-apps]

Restoration keyword compatibility broken

When code written against 26.0.0 passes the documented new_specification: keyword, this reduced signature raises ArgumentError: unknown keyword: :new_specification before sending the restoration request. Retain compatibility or release and document this as a breaking API change.

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Path: lib/appwrite/services/backups.rb
Line: 351

Comment:
**Restoration keyword compatibility broken**

When code written against 26.0.0 passes the documented `new_specification:` keyword, this reduced signature raises `ArgumentError: unknown keyword: :new_specification` before sending the restoration request. Retain compatibility or release and document this as a breaking API change.

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[greptile-apps]

Volume path exposed as xpath

The API's path field is assigned to the model's xpath attribute, forcing SDK consumers to use an unrelated public name for the volume path. Rename the initializer, reader, and backing variable to path so the Ruby model matches its serialized field.

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Path: lib/appwrite/models/database_status_volume.rb
Line: 25

Comment:
**Volume path exposed as xpath**

The API's `path` field is assigned to the model's `xpath` attribute, forcing SDK consumers to use an unrelated public name for the volume path. Rename the initializer, reader, and backing variable to `path` so the Ruby model matches its serialized field.

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