XML generation and parsing

[HUG0-D]

The overall goal of this PR is to add a profile parser and a profile writer.

To do so, the Base class is extended with 3 main functions:

• .from_xml(): creates an instance of the class by parsing an xml fragment
• .updates_from_xml(): updates an instance of the class by parsing an xml fragment
• .to_xml() : allows to export, for a specified profile, the python object as an etree.Element.

reader.py leverages .from_xml() and .updates_from_xml() to parse different profile (CGMES or custom) to create a dictionary of objects of the form {"mRID": corresponding_python_object}

writer.py exports the python objects to generate the xml Profiles

This PR builds upon the work of #39

[tom-hg57]

I've not yet tried the reader and writer, but I tried the generated classes of the current cimgen master in pycgmes and found some problems - mostly ruff and pyright warnings. pycgmes does a lot of checks.

I solved most of the problems by adding "noqa: E501" etc. to the generated sources (see https://github.com/tom-hg57/pycgmes/tree/try-cimgen-master). But I think there should be better solutions, e.g. using "wrapped_class_comment" in enum_template.mustache.

In test_load_all.py I had to prevent testing Primitive, CIMDatatype, EnumType. It seems these couldn't be instantiated like the other classes. Is this a bug? Or did the t
est the wrong thing trying to instatiate them?

I don't know how to solve the problem with the pyright type test (poetry run scons tests), see https://github.com/tom-hg57/pycgmes/actions/runs/12018172243/job/33502079065. It is caused by "attribute_class": ActivePower etc.

[HUG0-D]

You are correct wrapped_class_comment shoud be used in enum_template. In the same way wrapped_comment should be implemented for enum instances as it is not the case currently in cimgen.py

Concerning your test in test_load_all.py, it tries to instantiate all classes in resource folder. However, classes generated with primitive_template.mustache, dataclass_template.mustache and enum_template.mustache cannot be instantiated.
One of the goals of the previous PR was to avoid creating classes that are then never instantiated.

• Classes such as Integer or Float are therefore instances of the class Primitive.
• Datatype classes such as CurrentFlow are instances of the class CIMDatatype. Theses classes provide information on a value (unit, multiplier, ...).
• Enum classes such as UnitSymbol cannot be instantiated either.

To test these classes the best way is to test their attributes directly.

I fixed the pyright type test error by setting the attribute_class to the name of the class instead of the object itself.
It will make it less straightforward to retrieve the unit, multipler or type of the attribute_class but fixes the issue and simplifies the class_template.mustache

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