feat(sdks/ts): Add runtime validations for TS SDK

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• feat(sdks/ts): Add runtime validations for TS SDK
• version(sdks/ts): Bump to 0.3.8

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Summary:

Added runtime validations using typia for various classes and methods in the TypeScript SDK and bumped version to 0.3.8.

Key points:

• Added runtime validations using typia in sdks/ts/src/client.ts, sdks/ts/src/managers/agent.ts, sdks/ts/src/managers/base.ts, sdks/ts/src/managers/doc.ts, sdks/ts/src/managers/memory.ts, sdks/ts/src/managers/session.ts, sdks/ts/src/managers/tool.ts, sdks/ts/src/managers/user.ts, and sdks/ts/src/utils/requestConstructor.ts.
• Removed sdks/ts/src/check.ts.
• Updated Client constructor to validate ClientOptions.
• Updated AgentsManager, DocsManager, MemoriesManager, SessionsManager, ToolsManager, and UsersManager methods to validate input parameters.
• Bumped version to 0.3.8 in sdks/ts/package.json.

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1. sdks/ts/src/managers/user.ts:14

• Draft comment:
  The consistent use of typia.assertGuard and typia.assert across various manager classes enhances runtime type safety and data validation, which is a commendable practice for robust software development.
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  The use of typia.assertGuard and typia.assert throughout the codebase ensures that the types and formats of the inputs are validated at runtime. This is a good practice for maintaining type safety and ensuring data integrity, especially when dealing with external inputs or API responses. This approach helps prevent bugs and security issues related to invalid data types or formats.

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