Add full Rules resource support to Python SDK#468
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Summary
Implemented a new
client.rulesnamespace in the SDK with full support for the Rules API endpoints: list, create, get, update, delete, and list rule evaluations. Added dedicated models innylas/models/rules.py, a new resource innylas/resources/rules.py, and client wiring innylas/client.py.Expanded test coverage with new
tests/resources/test_rules.pycases for deserialization, endpoint method wiring, query params, and request overrides; also added client property coverage intests/test_client.py. Verified with focused pytest runs and lint checks, all passing.