feat: AOT compatibility throughout the SDK

[gunpal5]

feat: Added Quick Function Tool
feat: Added Code Generated MeaiFunctionTool

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced live multi-modal interactions and dynamic tool functionalities for improved content generation.
  • Expanded support for customizable JSON processing, ensuring robust schema handling.

• Tests

  • Comprehensive integration tests added across live operations, content generation, and tool behaviors.
  • Broader compatibility validated across multiple framework versions.

• Chores

  • Upgraded build configurations to support Ahead-of-Time compilation.
  • Updated dependencies and project settings to boost performance and stability.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces a new project for AOT testing and enhances numerous components across the solution. Key modifications include additions of AOT compatibility properties in several project files, updates to JSON serialization and deserialization methods using type-specific options, and improvements in function tool implementations (e.g., QuickTool and related schema helpers). Numerous enums now explicitly use generic JSON converters for greater type safety. Test coverage has been expanded with new test files and integration scenarios. Minor formatting adjustments and removal of unused dependencies round out the changes.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
Google_GenerativeAI.sln, tests/AotTest/AotTest.csproj, several *.csproj files	Added new AOT test project; updated project files with <IsAotCompatible>true</IsAotCompatible> and removed obsolete package references.
TwoWayAudioCommunicationWpf.csproj, GenerativeAI.Auth.csproj	Introduced minor whitespace changes (blank lines) with no functional impact.
MultiModalLiveClient.cs, ApiBase.cs, JsonBlock.cs, ContentExtensions.cs, DefaultSerializerOptions.cs (and similar)	Enhanced JSON serialization by integrating JsonTypeInfo and custom serializer options for improved type safety and error handling.
MicrosoftExtensions.cs, GenericFunctionTool.cs, QuickTool.cs, QuickTools.cs, FunctionSchemaHelper.cs, OpenApiSchemaSourceGenerationContext.cs	Refactored function tool inheritance and signatures; added new helper methods for converting objects to JSON schema.
Various files under src/GenerativeAI/Types/...	Updated enum attributes to use generic JsonStringEnumConverter<T> for explicit type safety during JSON operations.
Multiple files in tests/AotTest/, tests/GenerativeAI.IntegrationTests/, tests/GenerativeAI.Live.Tests/	Added new tests covering AOT scenarios, live client behaviors, integration of QuickTool and Microsoft AI functions; updated target frameworks and package references.
ServiceAccount_Tests.cs (and similar)	Removed unused dependencies (e.g., removal of Humanizer directive) and cleaned up using directives.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller
    participant QuickTool
    participant Model
    Caller->>QuickTool: Invoke function call with JSON args
    QuickTool->>Model: Process call using type-safe JsonSerializerOptions
    Model-->>QuickTool: Return response as JsonNode
    QuickTool-->>Caller: Return FunctionResponse with JSON data

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I'm a little rabbit, hopping with glee,
New projects and tests sprout like a tree.
JSON flows smooth and code is now tight,
AOT shimmers under the moonlight.
With enums in line and tools so smart,
I nibble on code with a joyful heart!
🐇 Happy hops and bug-free starts!

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