feat: interference repair tool

[smereu]

Description

This PR adds the the interference tool that was implemented in the API server but not in the python layer. One thing to notice is that this tool doesn't do tracking so the fix method will fail with the current API server. A pending API server PR is adding a try catch to allow lack of tracking to throw an exception.

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• I have added appropriate unit tests.
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[RobPasMue]

Hi @smereu - thanks for the PR!

I changed the asignees.. the asignees should be the ones doing the PR, whereas the reviewers should be the ones reviewing. I assume you didn't want @b-matteo @jonahrb @jonahrb and myself doing the PR, but reviewing it.

I will take a look at it shortly!

[RobPasMue]

Left some comments @smereu - some of them are suggestions which you can directly commit through the GitHub Web interface and then pull on your local branch. Other changes will require yourself to handle them. Feel free to ping me if you need any support!

Leaving as Request changes until comments are solved

[RobPasMue]

Also - PyAnsys Geometry uses conventional commit styling for its PR names. You can see that this CI/CD stage failed here: https://github.com/ansys/pyansys-geometry/actions/runs/12779177188/job/35623345385?pr=1633

If you change the name of your PR accordingly, it should pass. For example, since this is a feature, it makes sense that the name of the PR is feat: interference repair tool. You can change the name of the PR easily from the GitHub web interface as well by clicking on the Edit button at the right of the PR title.

[smereu]

@RobPasMue Thanks for the review Roberto and apologies for silly mistakes :-). If there is anything outstanding, please drop me a note

[RobPasMue]

2 small extra comments - related to protect_grpc. Once that's solved, this PR is ready to merge =)

[smereu]

@RobPasMue The test for fix interference should pass with the latest build but I still see it failing. Is there something I can do to check? Any other comment to be resolved?

[RobPasMue]

Hi @smereu - I had to implement commit fc3b578 otherwise the check_type method couldn't run since it had no idea about what a Body object is (it was only being imported for type hint purposes).

Anyway, it looks like your tests are failing against Core Service... and my knowledge on that area is limited. Until it is fixed on the service or on the test itself, we can't merge it.

[RobPasMue]

LGTM!