ref: refactor csv output parser to dynamic single component #3963
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This refactors the CSVOutputParser such that it will be a dynamic single component Output Parser. This allows us to add new parsers to this single component, which will dynamically update the input list (if one exists).
Note that the CSVOutputParser has not been included in a prior release (even a nightly, since they're been broken), so should have no issues with backwards-compatibility.