Extension functions for VectorLayerFeatureInfoValue

[ubamrein]

This PR introduces some extension functions for the various types allowed as a value for the VectorLayerFeatureInfoValue. With this change, the readability of the code using such features is vastly improved, as we can circumvent the problem of the Djinni-Wrapper not supporting default values.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced map interaction by introducing new data type conversions for map features, improving the display of various data types on the map layers.

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Walkthrough

The update introduces a series of Kotlin extension functions that transform various primitive types and collections into VectorLayerFeatureInfoValue objects. These functions are tailored for different data types, ensuring that each can be easily converted to a format suitable for map layer features.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../extensions/FeatureValueExtensions.kt	Added public extension functions for converting primitives and collections to VectorLayerFeatureInfoValue.

🐇✨ In the realm of code, where the data types roam, A rabbit hopped through, making a map feature home. With a hop and a skip, types transform with grace, Now every int, float, and string finds its place. 🗺️🎉

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