Add OrganizationMemberResource.updateMembershipType (membership-type endpoint from Keycloak 26.8) #252

Description

Description

Keycloak server 26.8 added an admin endpoint to change the membership type of an existing organization member (keycloak/keycloak#48913, implemented in
keycloak/keycloak#52370):

PUT /admin/realms/{realm}/organizations/{organizationId}/members/{memberId}/membership-type
Content-Type: application/json

"MANAGED"

keycloak/keycloak#52370 also added the matching method to OrganizationMemberResource in integration/admin-client-core of the main repository:

/**
 * @since Keycloak server 26.8.0
 */
@Path("membership-type")
@PUT
@Consumes(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
Response updateMembershipType(MembershipType membershipType);

This method has not been synced to keycloak-client yet. It is neither on main nor in the latest release 26.0.12, probably because the nightly upstream sync is currently failing (#250, #251).

Expected behavior

A keycloak-admin-client release that contains OrganizationMemberResource.updateMembershipType(MembershipType), so it can be used like this:

realm.organizations()
     .get(orgId)
     .members()
     .member(userId)
     .updateMembershipType(MembershipType.MANAGED);

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Motivation

Use case

We provision users via SCIM into an organization, and they have to be managed members. OrganizationMembersResource.addMember(userId) always creates an unmanaged member, so the membership type has to be
changed afterwards.

Without the client method, we have to work around it with a custom JAX-RS interface and Keycloak.proxy(...):

@Path("/admin/realms/{realm}/organizations/{organizationId}/members/{memberId}/membership-type")
interface OrganizationMembershipTypeResource {
    @PUT
    @Consumes(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
    fun update(
        @PathParam("realm") realm: String,
        @PathParam("organizationId") organizationId: String,
        @PathParam("memberId") memberId: String,
        membershipType: MembershipType,
    ): Response
}

keycloak.proxy(OrganizationMembershipTypeResource::class.java)
    .update(realm, organizationId, userId, MembershipType.MANAGED)

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