refactor: convert all Z-Wave specific configs except devices and manufacturers into code

[AlCalzone]

Historically the ConfigManager was used to parse Z-Wave specific definitions like Indicators, Scales, Meter types, etc. from disk. However it was found that Z-Wave JS updates at a much higher frequency than the Z-Wave specifications, so being able to statically reference certain definitions in code is far more useful than the possibility of updating config files outside of a driver update.

This PR refactors all Z-Wave specific JSON config files that are not device configurations or manufacturer IDs into code.

Breaking changes

The following files have been removed from the config directory: deviceClasses.json, indicators.json, meters.json, scales.json, sensorTypes.json. If you used them in custom configuration, those are no longer needed.

All types/methods below are exported from @zwave-js/core. The corresponding exports from @zwave-js/config have been removed.

Device Classes

BasicDeviceClass is now an enum. "Slave" has been renamed to "End Node", "Routing Slave" to "Routing End Node". To get the corresponding string of a basic device class, use getEnumMemberName(BasicDeviceClass, value).

GenericDeviceClass and SpecificDeviceClass are no longer class instances, but simple objects.

All methods related to device classes have been removed from ConfigManager. To look up a generic/specific device class, use the getGenericDeviceClass or getSpecificDeviceClass functions.

The constructor of the DeviceClass class no longer takes an instance of a ConfigManager.

All instances where the basic device class is used are now typed with the BasicDeviceClass enum. This include node mocks, NIF, Z-Wave Protocol CC, and several serial API commands.

Indicators

Defined indicators are now exposed via the Indicator enum. To get the corresponding string of an indicator ID, use getEnumMemberName(Indicator, indicatorId).
IndicatorProperty is no longer a class instance, but a simple object.

All methods related to indicators have been removed from ConfigManager. To look up an indicator property and its information, use the getIndicatorProperty function. This is strongly typed, so you should see the indicator property information in your IDE at compile time.

Meters

Meter and MeterScale are no longer class instances, but simple objects. MeterScale now has an additional unit field.

All methods related to meters have been removed from ConfigManager. To look up a meter or meter scale, use the getMeter or getMeterScale functions. These are strongly typed, so you should see the definitions in your IDE at compile time.

Sensors and Scales

Scale is no longer a class instances, but a simple object. SensorType is now called Sensor and also just a simple object type.
All named scales (e.g. "temperature") now have their type derived from the specific scale definition.

All methods related to sensors and scales have been removed from ConfigManager. To look up a sensor or scale, use the getSensor or getSensorScale functions. To look up a group of named scales or a specific one, use getNamedScaleGroup or getNamedScale. All of these are strongly typed, so you should see the definitions in your IDE at compile time.

Notifications

The types for notification definitions have been reworked and are all simple object types now instead of class instances. Applications might interact with the following ones:

• Notification: The definition for a single notification type, with all its variables and events
• NotificationVariable: The definition for a (stateful) notification variable, which can have multiple states defined by NotificationState
• NotificationEvent: The definition for a (stateless) notification event
• NotificationValue: A generic notification value that can either be a state or an event
• NotificationParameter: A union of the possible notification parameter types, namely NotificationParameterWithDuration, NotificationParameterWithCommandClass, NotificationParameterWithValue, NotificationParameterWithEnum. These can be distinguished by their type property.

All methods related to notifications have been removed from ConfigManager. To look up a notification or value, use the getNotification or getNotificationValue functions. getNotificationValue needs access to the object returned by getNotification.