fix: correct workflow node fields to match spec - #16
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- AddToListTrigger nodes now decode mailingListId (was wrong tag / missing on the full node) - full SendEmailAction node now decodes emailMessageId - drop invalid "s" timer unit (spec enum is m/h/d) - marshalDiscriminated returns an error instead of panicking on a nil variant
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poking at the cli and i found a few inconsistencies i added in #13.
mailingList→mailingListId) and the full node was missing the field entirely, so GetWorkflow / GetWorkflowNode silently returned nothing. renamedMailingList string→MailingListID *string(a breaking change) and added it to the full node.emailMessageId— the comment claiming only the simplified variant had it was just wrong. added it.WorkflowTimerUnitSeconds— "s" isn't a valid unit, the api enum is m/h/d. source-breaking on that const, but it never actually worked.