[Internal] Update Jobs GetJob API to support paginated responses #403
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What changes are proposed in this pull request?
Introduces logic in extension for jobs GetJob call that paginates tasks and other arrays in the response. This change is necessary for SDK and API 2.2 compatibility. API 2.2 serves paginated responses as long as next_page_token field is present in the response. The pagination logic is not exposed to the customer.
How is this tested?
I ran unit test from src/test/java/com/databricks/sdk/mixin/JobsExtTest.java. I have not done manual tests against real data