Handle gRPC API calls from central location

[RobPasMue]

Currently, the proto calls are found all over the codebase. Looking and potential v1s, we should centralize them in some common module and handle versioning from it.

Breaking down into the various stubs we have... each one of them will take different times for sure. First PoC was done with the bodies stub (and it will probably be one of the longest ones to implement):

• Bodies stub - see feat: grpc common layer architecture, bodies stub and admin stub implementation #1867
• AdminStub - see feat: grpc common layer architecture, bodies stub and admin stub implementation #1867
• DbuApplication Stub - see feat: DbuApplication stub relocation #1882
• NamedSelectionsStub - see feat: grpc named selection stub implementation #1899
• MeasureToolsStub - see feat: grpc measurement tools stub implementation #1909
• RepairToolsStub - see feat: repair tools refactoring #1912
• PrepareToolsStub - see feat: grpc prepare tools stub implementation #1914
• DrivingDimensionsStub - see feat: grpc driving dimensions stub implementation #1921
• CoordinateSystemsStub
• PartsStub
• MaterialsStub
• DesignsStub
• EdgesStub
• FacesStub
• UnsupportedStub
• CommandsStub

[RobPasMue]

Moved comment to Issue body

[umutsoysalansys]

@RobPasMue how do we organize files in these v1 v2 folders, is there any folder structure to follow, or just place files there now and then reorganize later?

[RobPasMue]

@RobPasMue how do we organize files in these v1 v2 folders, is there any folder structure to follow, or just place files there now and then reorganize later?

Hi @umutsoysalansys ! Good question, for now just focus on the v0 implementation and the v1 placeholders just like it's done for the other stubs. We will see if a v2 comes around but extending should be straightforward.

[RobPasMue]

@umutsoysalansys @jacobrkerstetter -- I just organized the remaining stubs from top to bottom by order of priority / easiness. The ones you already started, you can finish them, of course. But let's do them from easiest to most difficult if possible.