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feat: Add PropertyTreeBuilder and RequirementsResolver for YAML export
- Implemented PropertyTreeBuilder to construct YAML property trees from model elements, supporting nested structures and proper formatting. - Developed RequirementsResolver to handle requirements for node templates, including rendering requirements as YAML and resolving targets. - Introduced YamlFormatter utility for consistent YAML scalar formatting. - Added various Jython scripts for Modelio, including tools for managing associations and duplicating nodes. - Created README documentation for tools directory, detailing available scripts and their functionalities.
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