Add ObjectMapper Module for Id de-/serialization

[marecabo]

This change adds a Module, that configures a Jackson ObjectMapper such that it can natively de-/serialize Id<T> classes, even when nested in Lists or Maps.

This is a prerequisite for storing link ids in the network for enabling turn restrictions in #2829.

Example

Map<Id<Link>, String> map = new LinkedHashMap<>();
map.put(Id.createLinkId("0"), "a");
map.put(Id.createLinkId("1"), "b");

// create & configure ObjectMapper
ObjectMapper objectMapper = new ObjectMapper();
objectMapper.registerModule(IdDeSerializationModule.getInstance());

// create & configure ObjectWriter
TypeFactory typeFactory = TypeFactory.defaultInstance();
MapType mapType = typeFactory.constructMapType(
		Map.class, 
		typeFactory.constructParametricType(Id.class, Link.class),
 		typeFactory.constructType(String.class));
ObjectWriter objectWriter = objectMapper.writerFor(mapType);

// serialize
String s = objectWriter.writeValueAsString(map); // {"0":"a","1":"b"}

// deserialize
Map<Id<Link>, String> deserializedMap = objectMapper.readValue(s, mapType);

Bonus Improvement

The @JsonId annotation from #2667 also got generalized to work for any Id<T> class.

record RecordWithIds(
	@JsonId Id<Person> personId,
	@JsonId Id<Link> linkId
) {};

class ClassWithIds {
	@JsonId
	public Id<Person> personId;
}

This code now is a blueprint for de-/serializing even parametrized classes. We should be able to write records with complex types that easily can be de-/serialized using Jackson.

Great thanks @mrieser for the support with the generalization!