Add anonymizer property documentation and tests for IPAddress model

[oschwald]

Summary

• Added comprehensive docstring documentation for the anonymizer attribute on IPAddress
• Updated test fixtures with anonymizer data
• Added test assertions for all anonymizer properties

Test plan

• All 239 tests pass

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily focuses on improving the clarity and reliability of the IPAddress model by thoroughly documenting its anonymizer attribute and bolstering its test coverage. The changes ensure that developers have a clear understanding of the anonymizer data available and that the system correctly processes and exposes this critical information.

Highlights

• Documentation Enhancement: Comprehensive docstring documentation has been added for the anonymizer attribute within the minfraud.models.IPAddress class, detailing its properties like confidence, various is_anonymous flags, network_last_seen, and provider_name.
• Test Data Update: The factors-response.json and insights-response.json test fixtures have been updated to include sample anonymizer data, ensuring that the model can correctly parse this information.
• Test Coverage Expansion: New test assertions have been added in tests/test_models.py to validate the correct parsing and accessibility of all properties within the anonymizer attribute of the IPAddress model.
• Changelog Entry: An entry has been added to HISTORY.rst documenting the addition of the anonymizer attribute documentation.

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Code Review

This pull request effectively adds documentation and tests for the anonymizer property on the IPAddress model. The changes are well-implemented, with updates to the history, model docstrings, and test suite. The new tests are comprehensive and cover all fields of the anonymizer object. I have one minor suggestion to improve the clarity of the new documentation.