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Add xmlization to TypeScript (#607)

This pull request introduces support for XML de/serialization 
("xmlization") in the TypeScript code generator, along with 
comprehensive test coverage for this new feature. The main updates
include generating XMLization code, updating the index exports, and
adding a suite of tests for XMLization of concrete classes,
enumerations, and interfaces.

# TypeScript Code Generation Enhancements

* Add XMLization code generation to the TypeScript code generator by 
  exposing `generate_xmlization` in 
  `aas_core_codegen/typescript/lib/__init__.py` and integrating it into
  the code generation pipeline (`main.py`). [[1]] [[2]] [[3]]
* Update the generated `index.ts` to export the new `xmlization` module,
  making XMLization functionality available to consumers. [[4]] [[5]]

# Test Generation for XMLization

* Add generation of test utilities and specs for XMLization, including:
  * Common XMLization test helpers (`_generate_common_xmlization.py`)
  * XMLization tests for concrete classes (`_generate_xmlization_concrete_classes_spec.py`)
  * XMLization tests for enumerations
    (`_generate_xmlization_enums_spec.py`)
  * XMLization tests for interfaces
    (`_generate_xmlization_interfaces_spec.py`)
* Integrate these test generators into the test generation pipeline
  (`main.py` and `tests/__init__.py`). [[6]]() [[7]] [[8]] [[9]]

# Contributors

* Add Aaron Zielstorff as a contributor in the `AUTHORS` file.

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