Add email verification field to user SDK types

[jfrench9]

Summary

This PR introduces an email_verified field to the user model in the auto-generated SDK, enabling the application to track and utilize email verification status for users.

Changes

SDK Type Definitions (sdk/types.gen.ts)

• Added email_verified field to the user type definition, exposing whether a user's email address has been verified
• Added 6 new lines to support the new field in the generated types

SDK Client (sdk/sdk.gen.ts)

• Minor updates (2 lines changed) to align the generated SDK client with the updated type definitions and documentation

Key Improvements

• Email Verification Awareness: The frontend can now access a user's email verification status, enabling conditional UI rendering (e.g., verification banners, restricted feature access, verification prompts)
• Enhanced User State Management: Components can gate functionality or display appropriate messaging based on whether the user has completed email verification
• Type Safety: The new field is fully typed in the generated SDK, ensuring compile-time safety when accessing verification status

Breaking Changes

None. This is an additive change — the new email_verified field is added to existing types without modifying or removing any existing fields.

Testing Notes for Reviewers

1. Type Checking: Verify that the project compiles without errors after the type additions
2. SDK Regeneration Consistency: Confirm the changes align with the expected SDK generation output (i.e., these changes were properly generated from an updated API spec, not manually edited)
3. Downstream Usage: Check if any existing components or hooks consume user objects — they should continue to work without modification since the field is additive
4. Optional vs Required: Verify whether email_verified is marked as optional or required in the type definition, and ensure consuming code handles both cases appropriately (especially for existing users who may not yet have this field populated)

Browser Compatibility

No browser compatibility concerns — these changes are limited to TypeScript type definitions and SDK client code with no DOM, CSS, or browser API dependencies.

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Branch Info:

• Source: feature/user-email-verified
• Target: main
• Type: feature

Co-Authored-By: Claude noreply@anthropic.com