Implement State Event Detection#1341
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OMSimulator previously only supported time events and checked event-triggering conditions (zero-crossings) only at communication time steps, without identifying the exact time at which an event occurred. This limitation could delay event handling by up to one time step, impacting the accuracy of simulations where precise event timing is critical. This PR introduces state event detection mechanism, allowing the simulation to detect and handle events more accurately by narrowing down the exact moment a zero-crossing occurs.