DeviceClientDto's property name casings were out of alignment with Device. This created a serialization issue when agents first try to connect to an updated server. I didn't realize that the agent auto-update wouldn't happen immediately after reconnect if the DeviceCameOnline method failed.

I moved the update check to immediately after reconnect, so we can have breaking API changes like this later without any issues. For now, I realigned the property name casings. After this release, they can be corrected.

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