[CDF-26481] 💡 Improve HTTPClient Part 4

[doctrino]

Description

Improving the HTTPClient based on learnings

• Moved console to the __init__ such that it does not have to be passed in with each request.
• Rewrote all HTTPMessage classes to pydantic format. This reduces the size of those classes in two.
• Added request_single to the HTTPClient to work with the new HTTPMessage classes.

Too avoid a large PR, I have chosen to build up the new HTTPMessage classes in parallel to the existing code. The plan is as follows

1. ([CDF-26481] 🤒 Improve HTTPClient #2292 ) Introduce new HTTPMessage classes for generic request and responses.
2. ([CDF-26481] 🤒 Improve HTTPClient Part 2 #2293), introduce new ItemMessage classes to handle items requests.
3. ([CDF-26481] 🤒 Improve HTTPClient Part 3 #2294) Replace all calls to the existing request and request_with_retries with the request_single and request_items method. -
4. ([CDF-26481] 😫 Improve HTTPClient Part 4 #2319) Replace delete calls the existing request_with_retries with the request_single and request_items methods. Note I do this by making identifier objects a RequestResource.
5. (This PR) Replace the the existing request and request_with_retries with the request_single and request_items method in StorageIO.
6. Delete the existing HTTPMessage and remove the 2 suffix from the new HTTPMessages.

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