Increase code reuse with GenericFrameParser base classes

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Each frame format was generating nearly identical parser code. This refactors to use configuration-based generic parsers, reducing per-format code by ~78%.

Changes

• TypeScript/JavaScript: Added GenericFrameParser class, FrameParserConfig interface, and createFrameParserClass() factory
• Python: Added GenericFrameParser class, FrameParserConfig dataclass, and create_frame_parser_class() factory
• Generators: Updated frame_parser_ts_gen.py and frame_parser_py_gen.py to emit configuration-based code
• Boilerplate: Regenerated all 120 boilerplate files

Before/After

Before (~160 lines per format):

export class BasicDefault {
    static readonly START_BYTE1 = 0x90;
    static readonly START_BYTE2 = 0x71;
    // ... 150+ lines of parsing/encoding logic
}

After (~35 lines per format):

export const BasicDefaultConfig: FrameParserConfig = {
    name: 'BasicDefault',
    startBytes: [0x90, 0x71],
    headerSize: 4,
    footerSize: 2,
    hasLength: true,
    lengthBytes: 1,
    hasCrc: true,
};

export const BasicDefault = createFrameParserClass(BasicDefaultConfig);

C/C++ already use shared inline functions from frame_base.h, which is the idiomatic approach for those languages.

Original prompt

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This section details on the original issue you should resolve

<issue_title>Increase Code reuse</issue_title>
<issue_description>
Each framer doesnt need its own file. Further code reuse can occur by using classes, templates and typedefs.
Ensure that boilerplate code is regenerated.</issue_description>

Comments on the Issue (you are @copilot in this section)

• Fixes Increase Code reuse #70

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