Importing ROS2 messages into Capella model

[huyenngn]

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[ewuerger]

Quite some things to do. If you also want to do some more refactoring to standardize the methods on the converters, we can hop into a pair-programming session.

[ewuerger]

The problem with filenames coming from class names including a / in the export is also apparent in the import. This needs to be handled both ways.

When this is done: LGTM.

[ewuerger]

Look for the type annotations also in the test modules.
After my requested changes: LGTM.

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[ewuerger]

Really good! I like how far we are here. After my tiny requested changes: LGTM.