Fix Update ClientOptions Based on HTTP and WS

[dvonthenen]

I have been thinking about this a lot and I think separating out HTTP vs WS is probably the better thing to do for ClientOptions. As an example, the KeepAlive (currently) has no meaning for HTTP (yes, I know HTTP does actually support keeping a connection open). Just seems like this is the best way to avoid "overloaded" meanings on this because the object is entirely different.

Other changes:

• Only expose the most common options in each of the constructors as to avoid calling constructors with Constructor(null, null, null, null, something)

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Enhanced initialization of client options across various tests for consistency, specifically for on-premise configurations.
• Bug Fixes
  • Fixed custom headers setup in HTTP client configuration by adjusting initialization in unit tests.
• Chores
  • Removed unused KeepAlive property and associated logic from client options to streamline HTTP client setup.
• New Features
  • Improved user interaction in the prerecorded file example by adding a prompt to exit the program.

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Walkthrough

The updates focus on enhancing the configuration for the on-premise option across various client tests in the Deepgram SDK, alongside removing the KeepAlive property and its related logic from the DeepgramHttpClientOptions. These changes streamline the initialization of client options and adjust the HTTP client configuration, particularly for on-premise deployments, while simplifying the options model by eliminating less relevant properties.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.../UnitTests/ClientTests/*.cs	Set OnPrem to true using object initializer in client options.
.../UnitTests/HttpExtensionsTests/HttpClientExtensionTests.cs	Updated _clientOptions initialization by adjusting custom headers setup.
Deepgram/Abstractions/AbstractRestClient.cs	Removed logging of KeepAlive option.
Deepgram/Models/Authenticate/v1/DeepgramHttpClientOptions.cs	Removed KeepAlive property and updated constructor signature.
Deepgram/Models/Authenticate/v1/DeepgramWsClientOptions.cs	Updated constructor signature and modified sections.
examples/prerecorded/file/Program.cs	Added prompt for user to press any key to exit after displaying JSON response.

Possibly related issues

• deepgram/deepgram-dotnet-sdk#234: The refactoring mentioned in the PR could contribute to the thread safety improvements and customization of HTTP parameters for the query string as outlined in the issue. The removal of KeepAlive and adjustments in client option initializations align with the broader goal of refining HTTP/REST client configurations.

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