GitAuto: [FEATURE] Implement Products Specification API

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Resolves #23

What is the feature

This feature implements the Product Specification API for the VTEX platform. It allows users to consult, create, and update additional information (specifications) of a product through our SDK, providing full access to the product specifications functionalities offered by VTEX.

Why we need the feature

Integrating the Product Specification API is crucial for users who need to manage detailed product information programmatically. It enhances our SDK by:

• Expanding Functionality: Provides access to all aspects of product specifications, enabling users to handle complex product data.
• Improving Automation: Allows for automated updates and management of product specifications, which is essential for large catalogs.
• Aligning with VTEX Capabilities: Ensures our SDK stays up-to-date with VTEX's offerings, increasing its utility and attractiveness to developers.

How to implement and why

Think step by step:

1. Review VTEX Documentation

   • Study the Product Specification API documentation to understand available endpoints, request/response formats, and authentication requirements.

2. Define Data Models

   • In Src/VTEX/Models, create models representing product specifications (ProductSpecification, SpecificationField, etc.).
   • Ensure models accurately reflect the JSON structures used in API requests and responses.

3. Create Service Interfaces

   • In Src/VTEX/Services/ProductSpecifications/IProductSpecificationsService.cs, define interfaces for the API operations:
     • GetProductSpecificationsAsync
     • CreateProductSpecificationAsync
     • UpdateProductSpecificationAsync
     • etc.

4. Implement Service Methods

   • In Src/VTEX/Services/ProductSpecifications/ProductSpecificationsService.cs, implement the methods defined in the interfaces.
   • Use HTTP clients to interact with VTEX API endpoints.
   • Handle authentication tokens and error responses appropriately.

5. Add Unit Tests

   • In Tests/VTEX.Tests/Services/ProductSpecifications, write unit tests for each service method.
   • Use mocking frameworks to simulate API responses and test edge cases.

6. Update Documentation

   • Update README.md with usage examples of the new Product Specification features.
   • In the docs directory, add detailed documentation and code snippets.
   • Ensure that the documentation is clear and helps users integrate the new features easily.

7. Ensure Code Quality

   • Run code analysis tools as configured in .deepsource.toml and .csharpierrc.yaml.
   • Follow coding standards and guidelines as per CONTRIBUTING.md.
   • Use meaningful commit messages and maintainers' guidelines as per .github directory configurations.

Reasons for this approach:

• Maintainability: By following the existing project structure, we ensure that the new code is maintainable and coherent with the rest of the SDK.
• Testability: Writing unit tests alongside implementation guarantees that the new features are reliable and reduces the likelihood of bugs.
• Usability: Updating documentation ensures that users can easily understand and utilize the new features, improving overall user experience.

About backward compatibility

This implementation is backward compatible because:

• Additive Changes: We are adding new classes and methods without modifying existing ones, so current functionality remains unaffected.
• Optional Usage: Existing users won't experience any changes unless they choose to use the new Product Specification features.
• No Breaking Changes: We are not altering any public interfaces or behaviors that existing clients rely on.

Therefore, we can confidently introduce this feature without risking disruption to current users of the SDK.

Test these changes locally

git checkout -b gitauto/issue-#23-9e24c273-e54e-4967-ac2c-d88814c9e4e6
git pull origin gitauto/issue-#23-9e24c273-e54e-4967-ac2c-d88814c9e4e6

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