[babbarutkarsh]

High-level client methods currently access request attributes directly, so passing a dictionary to methods such as check or write raises before sending a request. Accept dictionaries using the corresponding Python request constructor arguments in both sync and async clients, including nested client tuples and batch items and list-based helpers.

Use shared normalization without mutating dictionary-only inputs. Preserve existing model instances and their behavior, and document that nested generated-model dictionaries retain direct serialization/server validation. Generated files are unchanged.

Closes #15

Validation:

• 577 unit tests passed, including 51 new cases across sync and async clients; 12 server integration tests excluded.
• Overall coverage: 70.50%, above the repository's 60% threshold.
• Ruff lint and formatting checks passed; the new normalization helper passes a focused mypy check.
• Tests cover HTTP payloads, nested conditions/context, streaming, writes without transactions, batch chunking, invalid constructor arguments, and preservation of caller dictionaries.

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