feat: add support for multi dynamic key name

[Hugoo]

DEV-9056

https://app.clickup.com/t/2645698/DEV-9056

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Closes #356

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[CallumGrindle]

lgtm, though Im not sure I fully understand how the duplicateMultiTypeERC725SchemaEntry works.
We create schemas for each possible typing, and progress as if each one was passed individually. How are we sure that the correct type is used for encoding/decoding? I may lack context

[Hugoo]

lgtm, though Im not sure I fully understand how the duplicateMultiTypeERC725SchemaEntry works. We create schemas for each possible typing, and progress as if each one was passed individually. How are we sure that the correct type is used for encoding/decoding? I may lack context

The correct type is given by the user. The user will use the lib like this:

And because of this "duplicate step" the lib will be able to encode/decode properly.