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fix: Finishing XML format changes

This commit represents a major overhaul in the project's serialization and deserialization approach, transitioning from `System.Text.Json` to `Newtonsoft.Json` due to limitations with dynamic objects. Key changes include:

- Updated multiple files across the project, including test and format-specific classes, to use `Newtonsoft.Json` for JSON and XML handling.
- Modified serialization options in test classes (`JsonFormatTests.cs`, `JsonReaderTests.cs`, `JsonWriterTests.cs`, `XMLFormatTests.cs`, `XMLReaderTests.cs`) from `JsonSerializerOptions` to `JsonSerializerSettings`.
- Updated namespace and class references in test classes to avoid ambiguity.
- Added new test cases in `XMLFormatTests.cs` and `XMLReaderTests.cs` for enhanced coverage.
- Revised `StructuredObject.cs` methods for string conversion and content retrieval to utilize `Newtonsoft.Json` methods.
- Introduced a `ToByteArray` extension method in `InternalExtensionMethods.cs` for efficient string to byte array conversion.
- Overhauled core format classes (`JsonFormat.cs`, `JsonReader.cs`, `JsonWriter.cs`, `XMLFormat.cs`, `XMLReader.cs`, `XMLWriter.cs`) to adopt `Newtonsoft.Json` for all serialization and deserialization tasks.
- Added a `CleanUpReturnValue` method in `XMLReader.cs` for cleaner deserialized data.
- Updated `XMLWriter.cs` to convert structured objects to XML strings using an approach involving `Newtonsoft.Json`.

These changes leverage `Newtonsoft.Json`'s flexibility and features for improved JSON and XML processing capabilities.

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