[Dataflow Streaming] Move timer tag logic to WindmillStateTagUtil

[arunpandianp]

This is a preparation to introduce a new version of WindmillStateTagUtil. No logic changes, just moving code around.

[arunpandianp]

R: @scwhittle

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request undertakes a significant internal refactoring within the Dataflow Streaming worker, specifically concerning the management of timer tags. It systematically migrates timer-related utility functions and associated constants from the WindmillTimerInternals class to the WindmillStateTagUtil class. This reorganization is a preparatory step for future development, aiming to consolidate related logic and improve code maintainability without introducing any changes to the existing runtime behavior or functionality of the system.

Highlights

• Refactoring Timer Logic: Key timer-related utility methods, including timerTag, windmillTimerToTimerData, and buildWindmillTimerFromTimerData, have been moved from WindmillTimerInternals to WindmillStateTagUtil.
• No Functional Changes: This pull request is a pure refactoring, ensuring that no functional changes or behavioral modifications are introduced to the Dataflow Streaming worker.
• Consolidation of Utilities: Constants and helper methods previously scattered across WindmillTimerInternals are now centralized within WindmillStateTagUtil for better organization and maintainability.
• Test Suite Relocation: The unit tests for the moved timer logic have been relocated from the removed WindmillTimerInternalsTest.java to WindmillStateTagUtilTest.java, ensuring continued test coverage for the refactored code.

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[arunpandianp]

@scwhittle can this be merged?

[scwhittle]

Sorry! I was waiting for tests to complete originally but I lost track of it