docs: use PostalAddress snake_case attribute - #209
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Description
The A2A extension guide's location-based tax example accesses
PostalAddress.addressRegion:PostalAddressexposes the generated Python model field asaddress_region; the camelCase attribute raisesAttributeErrorwhen theexample is copied into an extension.
Fix: use
address.address_regionin the tax-rate example.Category (Required)
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PostalAddress(address_region="CA").address_region == "CA"; accessingaddress.addressRegionraisesAttributeError. Full pre-commit andgit diff --checkpass.