Java SDK: support context and contextual tuples for ListRelations

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Description

ListRelations in the Java SDK OpenFgaClient does not support context or contextual tuples

Expectation

ListRelations: should pass context and contextual tuples to batchCheck

sdk-generator/config/clients/java/template/client-OpenFgaClient.java.mustache

Lines 695 to 722 in d62eec2

    
               public CompletableFuture<ClientListRelationsResponse> listRelations( 
        
                       ClientListRelationsRequest request, ClientListRelationsOptions listRelationsOptions) 
        
                       throws FgaInvalidParameterException { 
        
                   if (request.getRelations() == null || request.getRelations().isEmpty()) { 
        
                       throw new FgaInvalidParameterException( 
        
                               "At least 1 relation to check has to be provided when calling ListRelations"); 
        
                   } 
        
                   var options = listRelationsOptions != null 
        
                           ? listRelationsOptions 
        
                           : new ClientListRelationsOptions().maxParallelRequests(DEFAULT_MAX_METHOD_PARALLEL_REQS); 
        
                   if (options.getAdditionalHeaders() == null) { 
        
                       options.additionalHeaders(new HashMap<>()); 
        
                   } 
        
                   options.getAdditionalHeaders().putIfAbsent(CLIENT_METHOD_HEADER, "ListRelations"); 
        
                   options.getAdditionalHeaders() 
        
                           .putIfAbsent(CLIENT_BULK_REQUEST_ID_HEADER, randomUUID().toString()); 
        
                   var batchCheckRequests = request.getRelations().stream() 
        
                           .map(relation -> new ClientCheckRequest() 
        
                                   .user(request.getUser()) 
        
                                   .relation(relation) 
        
                                   ._object(request.getObject())) 
        
                           .collect(Collectors.toList()); 
        
                   return this.batchCheck(batchCheckRequests, options.asClientBatchCheckOptions()) 
        
                           .thenCompose(responses -> call(() -> ClientListRelationsResponse.fromBatchCheckResponses(responses))); 
        
               }

ClientListRelationsRequest: should add support for context https://github.com/openfga/sdk-generator/blob/d62eec2512d53134552c507c7fe44442be04c006/config/clients/java/template/client-ClientListRelationsRequest.java.mustache

Reproduction

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SDK Checklist

OpenFGA SDK version

v0.4.0

OpenFGA version

N/A

SDK Configuration

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References

Related to #331

	public CompletableFuture<ClientListRelationsResponse> listRelations(
	ClientListRelationsRequest request, ClientListRelationsOptions listRelationsOptions)
	throws FgaInvalidParameterException {
	if (request.getRelations() == null \|\| request.getRelations().isEmpty()) {
	throw new FgaInvalidParameterException(
	"At least 1 relation to check has to be provided when calling ListRelations");
	}

	var options = listRelationsOptions != null
	? listRelationsOptions
	: new ClientListRelationsOptions().maxParallelRequests(DEFAULT_MAX_METHOD_PARALLEL_REQS);
	if (options.getAdditionalHeaders() == null) {
	options.additionalHeaders(new HashMap<>());
	}
	options.getAdditionalHeaders().putIfAbsent(CLIENT_METHOD_HEADER, "ListRelations");
	options.getAdditionalHeaders()
	.putIfAbsent(CLIENT_BULK_REQUEST_ID_HEADER, randomUUID().toString());

	var batchCheckRequests = request.getRelations().stream()
	.map(relation -> new ClientCheckRequest()
	.user(request.getUser())
	.relation(relation)
	._object(request.getObject()))
	.collect(Collectors.toList());

	return this.batchCheck(batchCheckRequests, options.asClientBatchCheckOptions())
	.thenCompose(responses -> call(() -> ClientListRelationsResponse.fromBatchCheckResponses(responses)));
	}