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feat: create the controller-dynamics consistency checker #17

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A mismatch of the parameters between the controllers and the dynamics may cause failing to stabilize the ego.
Therefore, this ticket creates a controller-dynamics consistency checker.

It checks the following parameters:

  1. MPC-related parameters
    input_delay
    vehicle_model_steer_tau
    acceleration_limit
    steer_rate_lim_dps_list_by_curvature
    steer_rate_lim_dps_list_by_velocity
  2. PID related parameters:
    max_acc
    min_acc

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https://tier4.atlassian.net/jira/software/c/projects/RT1/boards/438?selectedIssue=RT1-5682

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