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feat: accept both well-known-components and core-commons fetch components (#488)

* feat: accept both well-known-components and core-commons fetch components

The client depended on `IFetchComponent` from
`@well-known-components/interfaces`, which is built on `node-fetch` types.
That interface is structurally incompatible with the native-fetch
`IFetchComponent` from `@dcl/core-commons` (node-fetch `Request`/`Response`
carry members the global undici types lack, and vice-versa), so neither
fetcher could be passed where the other was expected.

Depend on the narrow structural subset both fetchers satisfy instead:

- Define local `IFetchComponent`, `RequestOptions` and `FetchResponse` in
  `client/types.ts`, keyed on string URLs and reading only
  `json()`/`arrayBuffer()` off the response.
- Repoint the internal imports away from `@well-known-components/interfaces`.
- Replace the node-fetch-only `.buffer()` call with
  `Buffer.from(await res.arrayBuffer())`, which works on both responses.
- Export the new fetch types from the package entry point.
- Update the download test mocks to expose `arrayBuffer()`.

No new dependency is added, and existing consumers passing a
well-known-components fetcher keep working.

* refactor: address review comments

- Import IFetchComponent from the package (../src) in tests instead of
  @well-known-components/interfaces, validating the local type end-to-end.
- Split the nested await in downloadContent into two statements for
  readability.

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