Update PlexMediaTypeString to match PlexMediaType

[angafirith]

GetLibraryItems fails on plexgo when using operations.GetLibraryItemsQueryParamTypeTrack.ToPointer(), due to error unmarshalling json response body: invalid value for GetLibraryItemsLibraryType: track

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Expanded media type recognition to include audio-related content types
    • Added support for artist, album, and track media types
• Documentation
  • Updated schema to reflect new media type classifications

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Ahem, most esteemed colleagues, I am pleased to report a most refined enhancement to our media type classification schema. The PlexMediaTypeString.yaml document has been graciously expanded to accommodate additional audio-related media types, specifically introducing artist, album, and track to our distinguished enumeration, thereby broadening our taxonomical representation of media content.

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File	Change Summary
src/models/common/PlexMediaTypeString.yaml	Added new enum values: artist, album, track in both enum and x-speakeasy-enums sections

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In yaml's hallowed halls of type, Where media's essence takes its swipe, Three new friends join the grand parade, Artist, album, track displayed! 🎵 Enumerations dance with glee, A schema's elegant soirée! 🎼

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src/models/common/PlexMediaTypeString.yaml (2)

7-9: Milord, a delightful expansion indeed!

By adding the most esteemed artist, album, and track enumerations, good sir, you have most assuredly bridged the gap that once vexed our dear GetLibraryItems call. This rectifies the marshalling quandary and harmonizes gracefully with the rest of our schema.

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18-20: Splendid consistency with x-speakeasy-enums.

Introducing AUDIO, ALBUM, and TRACK to our splendid enumeration ensures unwavering alignment with the newly introduced media types, my good fellow. Truly, a most worthy augmentation of our schema!

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[JasonLandbridge]

Already fixed in a different MR