chore: update v8 with the latest from v7 branch

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the SDK to version 7.92.0, introducing new functionalities for Synthetic TimeSeries and Workflows. A significant portion of the changes involves migrating API documentation links to a new standard. Additionally, the Vision API has been marked for deprecation, and several documentation files have been updated to reflect legacy status for certain features.

Highlights

• Version Update: The SDK version has been updated from 7.91.2 to 7.92.0.
• New Features: Added an optional 'timezone' argument to the SyntheticTimeSeries query method and 'maxConcurrentExecutions' support for workflows.
• API Documentation Links Migration: All API documentation links across numerous files have been updated from 'developer.cognite.com/api' to 'api-docs.cognite.com/20230101'.
• Vision API Deprecation: The Vision API is now marked as deprecated and will emit a UserWarning upon use, with corresponding documentation updates.
• Dependency Update: The 'httpx' library has been added as a new dependency.
• Documentation Improvements: Documentation now includes data modelling debugging data classes and improved readability of API method signatures.

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Changelog

• .
  • 7.92.0
• CHANGELOG.md
  • Features: SyntheticTimeSeries: add optional timezone argument to the query method (#2465)
  • Features: workflows: add maxConcurrentExecutions support (#2479)
  • Documentation: add data modelling debugging data classes to the docs (#2476)
  • Documentation: improve readability of API method signatures (#2460)

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Code Review

This pull request synchronizes the v8 branch with the latest changes from the v7 branch. The updates primarily involve updating API documentation links across the codebase, deprecating the Vision API with appropriate warnings, and adding support for max_concurrent_executions in workflows. Additionally, the changes include version bumps, the addition of the httpx dependency, and improvements to tests for increased robustness. The changes appear to be well-implemented and consistent with the project's coding standards.