fix: resolve [fern-replay] conflict in management/__init__.py#842
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Summary
Resolves the unresolved `patch-4894603d` conflict surfaced by Replay in #841. Adds one commit on top of `fern-bot/2026-05-18_04-50-14_812` that re-applies the custom wiring in `src/auth0/management/init.py` against the new generation output, and updates `.fern/replay.lock` to reflect the resolution.
What the conflict was
The new generation in #841 added new types (`BadRequestSchema`, `ForbiddenSchema`, `TooManyRequestsSchema`, `UnauthorizedSchema`, `FlowsVaultConnectio*`, `CredentialDeviceTypeEnum`) immediately adjacent to the existing customer wiring entries (`AsyncManagementClient`, `AsyncTokenProvider`, `ManagementClient`, `TokenProvider`) in `init.py`'s sorted `_dynamic_imports` dict and `all` list. The 3-way merge correctly flagged this as a conflict — both sides added entries to the same sorted regions.
`fern replay resolve` produced 7 conflict-marker regions. All 7 are purely additive (one side's entries are a strict subset of the other; the merged result is the union). No same-key replacements, no overlapping changes.
Resolution table
After resolution, `fern replay resolve` Phase 2 finalized the commit and updated the lockfile.
Verification
After this PR merges into the `fern-bot/2026-05-18_04-50-14_812` branch:
Once merged
The bot branch will reflect the resolved state. PR #841 then becomes a clean merge into `master`.