Fix potential typo issue in RSTAB Python Client#42
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ResultTablesmethods call SOAP operations with a misspelled name:get_results_for_efeective_lengths_and_critical_loads_by_eigenvectorget_results_for_efeective_lengths_and_critical_loads_by_memberThe RSTAB WebService contract spells these
..._effective_...(seeIRstabModel.csin Dlubal_CSharp_Client):So the misspelled client calls target SOAP operations that don't exist — both methods fail at runtime for anyone who calls them. This corrects the spelling to match the service contract; no behaviour change beyond making the two methods reachable.
Closes #40
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