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Add full Go generics support (v1.8.0)

This release adds complete support for Go generics (type parameters),
enabling gotests to generate tests for generic functions and methods
on generic types.

Features:
- Generate tests for generic functions with type parameters
- Support for all constraint types: any, comparable, union types, approximation constraints
- Generate tests for methods on generic types (e.g., Set[T], Map[K,V])
- Support for multiple type parameters
- Smart type parameter substitution throughout generated tests
- Intelligent constraint-to-concrete-type mapping

Parser Enhancements:
- New parseTypeDecls() extracts type parameters from type declarations
- New parseTypeParams() parses AST field lists for type parameters
- New extractBaseTypeName() strips type parameters from receiver types
- Resolves type parameters for methods on generic types

Model Updates:
- New TypeParam struct with Name and Constraint fields
- Added TypeParams field to Function struct
- New helper methods: IsGeneric(), HasGenericReceiver(), TypeParamMapping()
- Test names automatically strip type parameters

Template & Render Improvements:
- New TypeArgs template function for generic function calls
- New FieldType function for type parameter substitution in fields
- New ReceiverType function for type parameter substitution in receivers
- Smart constraint-to-type mapping with support for numeric constraints

Type Constraint Mapping:
- any → int (simple value type)
- comparable → string (commonly comparable type)
- Union types → first option (e.g., int64 | float64 → int64)
- Approximation constraints → underlying type (e.g., ~int → int)

Test Coverage:
- 97.5% main package coverage (all tests passing)
- 83.5% overall project coverage
- 100% coverage on all new parser functions
- 8 comprehensive generic test patterns

Fixes #165

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