Qt6 Migration: Complete migration with DDS/RTI support and build validation

Major Changes:
- Merged latest Qt5 devel content from dlbo (292 files changed, 7 new dirs)
- Consolidated forward-declarations and include folders
- Removed unneeded modules per Niklas' repo check list

Build System Fixes:
- Fixed CMake VERSION_GREATER syntax in ParticipantManagement/CMakeLists.txt
- Added VLC packages (libvlc-dev, vlc-plugin-base) to docker_build.sh
- Added PostgreSQL dev packages (libpq-dev, postgresql-server-dev-all) to Dockerfile
- Fixed locale warnings (ANSI_X3.4-1968 → C.UTF-8)
- Fixed ArcGIS SDK path warnings when BUILD_ARCGIS=OFF

Code Generation Fixes:
- Fixed IDL enum collisions (PortType→CorePortType/DdsutPortType, PdmEventType)
- Fixed Grantlee template svc_translation.cpp.grantlee:
  - Changed {{ idl_enum.name }}_def:: to {{ idl_enum.name }}::
  - Fixed .underlying() calls for C++11 scoped enums (enum class)
- Removed generated files from repo (moc_*, *_dtc.h, *_ftc.h)

Validation:
- BUILD_RTI=ON: SUCCESS
- BUILD_RTI=OFF: SUCCESS
- C++17 standard maintained for RTI 7.7 compatibility
- Ubuntu 26.04 Docker environment verified

Remaining Warnings (expected):
- BgViewer, KDChart, KDReports, Poppler-Qt6 not found (optional features)

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

qt5-before/dlbo/Lts/Tools/JustusTimeline/reader.py

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+
+try:
+    def sort(text):
+
+        myarray =  []
+
+        # open file
+        with open(text,'r') as file:
+            text_ro = file.read()
+        # get rid of everything usless
+        text = text_ro.replace("-","").replace("+","").replace("(","").replace(" rows)","").replace(" ","").replace("||","|NULL|").replace("\n","|")
+        # split at every |
+        lines = [line.strip()for line in text.split('|') if line.strip()]
+
+        #gets rid of everything useless
+        rows = lines[-1]
+        rows = int(rows)
+        lines.pop()
+        one_row_items = len(lines)/rows
+        one_row_items = int(one_row_items)
+        del lines[:one_row_items]
+        # order in the correct list
+        for x in range(rows):
+
+            myarray.append([])
+
+        for x in range(rows):
+
+            for y in range(one_row_items):
+
+                myarray[x].append(lines[(one_row_items * x) + y])
+
+        return myarray
+
+except Exception as error:
+    print(error)