feat: add received_for to ReceivedEmail#109
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Auto-approved: Adds a new field to a model class to align with the API. Simple addition of property, getter, setter, and tests. Low risk.
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Adds the received_for field to the received email response type, matching the API.
Summary by cubic
Adds the received_for field to the ReceivedEmail model to expose forwarding recipients and align the SDK with the API. Updates tests and the test helper to cover the new field.
Written for commit 0057c54. Summary will update on new commits.